Category: Katelyn

So far, I have finished modeling the design and begun to think about which drawings […]

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Since our discussion on Monday, I have taken the essential formal elements from 5 of […]

So far, I am struggling with trying to integrate my ideas in 3D. In my […]

I have started to work in plan to try to find some interesting collisions and […]

10 Conditions — Revised Definitions 1. A street — a long, narrow passageway bordered by […]

10 Conditions — my interpretations & ideas: 1. A street — long, narrow, bordered by […]

Concept: Fragmentation and deconstruction of interior forms within the archetypal house exterior facade. The building […]

For my shotgun and tenement-inspired house, I decided to keep the original form of the […]

Shotgun and Tenement Historical Background Traditional shotgun houses are small, single-story houses that are only […]

For this initial stage, I started by finding examples of both shotgun and tenement housing […]

Nonconforming Edges: The edges of each city, which have differing organizations and grid lines, won’t […]

While reading Rowe and Koetter’s Collage City, I was inspired by the the statement (regarding […]

For this assignment focusing on the ideas from the Tschumi and Eisenstein readings, I chose […]

Since Wednesday’s class, I have taken the critiques and ideas that we talked about and […]

(+final Eisenman diagrams) Eisenstein Reading Diagrams I was inspired by Sergei Eisenstein’s system of successively […]

For this assignment, I took the process I developed based on the Eisenman readings for […]

(+ final case study diagrams) Eisenman Reading Diagrams For my diagrams based on the readings […]

Since Monday’s class, I have taken the critiques and made these changes: Increased the density […]

Coincidence in architecture occurs either in the spaces between planned structural components or when these […]

Coincidence: when multiple events (spaces) occur by chance and without planning Collision: when multiple forms […]

Berlin Memorial Case Study This first section shows my progress on the case study of […]

I started out by defining the terms “collision, collage, and coincidence” in order to get […]