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Required --
project title
, neatly lettered
your name, date, course, instructor
diagrams
-- at about 4"x4"
such as: section diagram of daylighting, programatic organization, structure axonometric,
compositional ordering, etc.
3D site representation
, views of computer model, with building roof plan, context, and site details, including
relationship to river greenbelt
floor plans, furnished,
showing adjacent site around the ground floor -- at 1/8"=1'-0"
two detailed sections
, showing interiors, and site around building (section perspective at scale okay,
and would count toward interior perspective) 1/8"=1'-0"
two detailed elevations
, showing adjacent buildings 1/8"=1'-0"
elevation detail
, shadowed at 45 , one structural bay plus a bit wide, with design section of wall,
showing exterior character of building including materials and color -- at 1/2"=1'-0"
one large exterior perspective
showing both facades from a realistic view point) -- at min. 12 tall
lobby or central space interior
perspective
-- at minimum 12"
reading space interior
perspective
-- at minimum 12"
Plus,
at least one additional detailed 3D study
image, or a physical model
Optional (in addition to the preceeding
)
additional diagrams
sequences of small perspectives
location map, showing the neighborhood, butte, and downtown
One of the required sections could be done as a section-perspective, and this would
count for one of the required interior perspectives. The cut face of the section-perspectives
must still be to scale at 1/8"=1'-0" or 1/4"=1'-0".
primary vertical circulation/space could be shown in a roofs-removed birds-eye axonometric
study of direct sunlighting or experiential sequence in a QuickTime movie
Media Requirements
Relate your drawings to each other and to the reviewers reading sequence carefully.
Use of color is optional. Line weights and detail are more important for most projects
than color. If you choose to color some drawings, keep the tones appropriate to
the scale of the drawings, for instance by muting using Prismacolor on the back of
vellum.
Don't make the board arrangement too long or too tall.
Please discuss optional work with Kevin before launching into it.
Orient all plans with north upwards (except in case of extreme benefit otherwise).
Feel free to reuse any of your existing materials if they are accurate and attractive.
Work in order of importance:
Drawings should be attached securely to boards for efficent review setup.Substantially finish your master design model, leaving plenty of time for drawing and rendering
When drawing, finish your linework first, with line weights, and furnish plan drawings
then poche all plans and sections,
then title the individual drawings (unobtrusively)
and then render materials, add shadowing, vegetation, etc.
For basic identification, as always, discreetly label every board with your name, the date, and
course.
Health
Take responsibility for your health. If you do not eat well or sleep sufficiently,
you will not work well. Knowing how to take care of yourself is just as important
as knowing how to move a mouse or pencil.
Remember
You are describing this building to people who have never seen it. Emphasize the
main events, be complete and accurate, use good graphic language, and through these
show your understanding of the spirit of the public library of the future,
and of the spirit of place of Cottage Grove.
Get some sleep during the night before our Wednesday evening review.
Please get to the final review (Room 278-279) at least half an hour before the scheduled
start time for arranging the room and hanging your projects.
http://www.dil.uoregon.edu/courses/96.2/studios/a584.s96.matthews/a584.s96.final.review.reqs.html - Posted 96.05.24 KMM, rev. 96.05.24