The Final Model of This Semester

We finally created our final models. These are not different from the last working models. We used just new materiels and tried to use them carefully and clearly since it was for the presentation of final jury. Also, there is a different thing of these models. We attached scanned stickers on transparent acetates. It could help to emphasise the overlapped planes.

There are some photos that I took..

And this is my final model 🙂

These are the phases of the project from the beginning to end…

Then, this is the presentation board for jury…

 

Look at My face in Jury :P

heey I want to share a few photos which were taken during my presentation.. It was very stressful and excited! When u experience it one day, you will be able to understand me exactly… While I was explaining my model, I sweated much because in the beginning of my presentation the professors couldn’t understand my rules. Then, I got into a panic!! Fortunately, my own professors helped me to explain clearly. I hope I will get used to do this in jury.. whatever look at the photos..

Working Model of Final Project

After the pre-jury I tried to dissolve the model repeatedly. It is easier said than done yeah because while I was dissolving this model, I created many working models again and again. It shouldn’t have looked as layers. I tried to intersect all pieces of planes. They weren’t be connected with a layer. So, this is my last working model.

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Amalgamation ( Model of Preliminary Jury)

There are some photos of my model that I presented in jury..

AMALGAMATION

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These are diagrams of that model.

This is the library  that I wrote some rules about my model. For instance, I showed the ways of folded planes.

The wire

All structure

Preliminary Jury

Hey everybody:)  Now, I will mention about my first jury experience. Last week, I created my last model about dissolved assignment. I revised that model again. Also, I named it. It’s name is  amalgamation.  I presented it.

First, I want to talk about my feelings. I was really excited at the beginning of it. I didn’t know how to explain a project. Besides, the jury has different teachers from other universities. I knew that all teachers would criticize me. For these reasons, I paniced at first. While I was presenting my project, I sweated much. I hope I won’t be very excited for my final jury.

These photos from our first jury in studio.

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 While I was listening the jury, I created something 🙂

Like this..

Hey look at this! Light and shadow created such a beautiful shape on the wall in studio.

Dissolved (Revised)

This dissolved working was my second trying. After my teacher’s critics, I revised it and added more variations by using regulating lines.

This is the diagram of it:

Diagram (Library)

First structure( not dissolved):

First Structure

The Layers:

First Layer

Second Layer

Third Layer

Wire

Then this is the model:

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Dissolved

The objective of this assignment is dissolving and merging layers to form a 3D construct. You know, I mentioned about folding extruding, extending etc in the sketch problem assignment. After learning these techniques, we tried to create new relationships by using them on our exploded model. All actions about dissolving are extruding, copying, adding, moving, rotating, aligning, extending, folding, juxtaposing, intersecting, subtracting and  grouping. I used some of them. Using regulating lines is extremely important to create dissolved structure. While I was doing this assignment, I discovered many relationships with planes and lines. I realized that lots of planes related to each other. First of all, I moved third acetate layer in x and y axis. Then I subtracted some pieces. Also, I folded some planes so, the layers could intersect. Then I extruded some planes by adding and folding. After that, I used again a wire by using regulating lines. I tried to align all lines and planes. So, I could merge and dissolve. (By the way, the wire should have intersected each layers.) Besides, in order to attain stability, I used some sticks. This working was just my first trying about dissolving.

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Superimpose-Superpose-Explode

After we did previous assignment, we exploded the last model. It’s form became 3-dimensional construct. In order to do this we exploded each layers in vertical axis. The intervals were decided by us. First, I cut stick-form elements which are in 25cm length (their cross-sections were 0.4cm). Then, I perforated some pieces of the layers to bond the sticks. Each distances were 5cm. Besides,  I used a transparent acetate for the layer of wire. I tried to attain structural stability and precision. While I was doing this model, I paid attention to the regulating lines and proportion.

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Superimpose-Superpose

After fragmented assignment, we produced 3 different visual compositions in the form of three layers. We used colored acetate, cartridge paper and wire. First, we photocopy our last tracing papers to produce one layer that included all the information existent in three layers.

This is the photocopy of tracing papers:

Scanning

Then,  we unfolded this layer into 4 separate layers each with different materials and techniques. I used vertical and horizontal lines and also I hatched some surfaces on acetates. Also I cut some parts of cartridge paper and used wire by folding.  After that l  superimposed acetate layers and wire. When I superposed them , lines and hatchings overlapped.

Actually, this model wasn’t true exactly. After doing this, I revised it.

Black Square on White Ground

Now, I want to mention about my first assignment in ARCH101. I think it was the most difficult assignment. Actually, I still think about it. Our teachers wanted us to cut a black square and place on white ground. The dimension of the square and placing were up to us. We should have had a rational explanation about placing it. I put it on the right and center it and yeah actually, I don’t know exactly why I put it there. 🙂 Maybe, next time I will find it’s answer 🙂 ah maybe it will take much time. Who knows…