Katy Zhang BENV1010 z5309256

Paper Model  This paper model is made in the scale of 1:10, 37cm X 31cm X 27cm. Due to the thickness of the paper, it can't hold the shape properly, which shown in the photo. I find paper is easier to cut and fold, compare to the cardboard model.  Cardboard Model  This cardboard model is made out of watercolour paper which has a thicker thickness compared to paper, and the shape is more structured. Also, I have reduced the scale down to 1:20, due to the size of watercolour paper I have available, which I found it's easier to work with as well. But folding the edges of the watercolour paper was difficult.  Paper Folding Architecture  In this paper folding task, I have incorporated 3 techniques, the masu box, crumpling and v-pleats. I have used a larger size masu box as the floor and added different texture of folding to build the walls and extend it out. The different size of the masu box also created an interesting contrast. ...

Collage  Group:  Draft Collage Final Collage

Section drawings Infographics:   First draft layout Final orthographic time 6-7pm Group: 

Studio Work Infrastructure Punctual  Sustainable  Elements and Principles  Lines  Shapes (geometric or organic) Direction (of lines)  Size/ Scale  Texture  Colour    Balance  Proximity  Alignment  Repetition or pattern    Contrast  Space  Group Built Environment Vocabulary 1. Lighting  2. Safety element  3. Accessibility    4. Edges in landscape  5. Tree canopy  6. Structural element 7. Raised bed  8. Void  9. Water container    10. Foyer  11. Green space  12. Electricity power source 13. Cast concrete 14. Way finding    15. Pedestrian desire lane  16. Hardscaping    Branding  17. Timber decking  18...