Architecture, Design and Materials Spring 05Spike WolffProject 1 Bike ShedStudio Assignments (page 1 of 3)1. For Studio Wed 26 Jan:Ideas - Initial Sketch Models- create 2 (minimum) sketch models at 1/8", expressing your idea and relationship to the site (this models should fit into 1/8' site model).Program - Relationship of program spaces- determine the configuration of specific program elements and how much space it should take to accommodate these elements.- create space plan diagrams in the abstract, in other words, interpret these relationships apart from the specific formal qualities of your project.Development of Sketch Models - Integration of pragmatic exercise into scheme- with an understanding of what your project is about, inject the information derived from the program study above and use it to modify your project.- create 2 (min) sketch models, one at 1/8" and one at a larger scale.2. For Studio Friday 28 Jan:Site Model1/8" site model to be 100% complete, including:- plug cut out of site at property lines- trees, fence, train, bus, site bling (graffiti)Sketch models at 1/8"new sketch model(s) to be built on your site plug to drop into model- determine specific location and orientation of your building on the site- focus on relationship of building to siteModel at larger scaledetermine the big bang (your main idea)- how will materials support this idea (perceptual typologies)- focus on relationships of spaces, form, materialsProgramcomplete assignment due wed 26 jan- if you did not do the space plan diagram, do it now- integrate spatial info into projectArchitecture, Design and Materials Spring 05Spike WolffProject 1 Bike ShedStudio Assignments (page 2 of 3)3. For Studio Monday 31 Jan:Materials - relationship of form, space and material1. Determine the basic quality or nature of your attitude towards yourmaterial(s).2. Create a diagram, axonometric and/or sectional sketchesAND sketch model(s) of your project expressing relationship between yourform and material.(a) Principle of construction system (as per in studio pp presentation), i.e.:- Grid / Post and Beamstructure independent of skin; uniformity of system(Mies, Villa Savoye)- Masssingularity of structure and surface(Ronchamp, La Tourette-hybrid of grid and mass)- Netintegration of structure and skin;(Gehry Bilbao)- Framelayered and/or tensile system; hybrid of net and grid(Coop Himmelblau, Sydney Opera House)- Longspan(Dulles, Vinoly Convention Center-hybrid of longspan andsuspension)(b) Focus on the following aspects:- Relationship of geometry of your form to material- Relationship of structural system to material- Relationship of building surfaces or skins to each other- Hierarchy of structure and surfaceArchitecture, Design and Materials Spring 05Spike WolffProject 1 Bike ShedStudio Assignments (page 3 of 3)4. For Studio Fri 04 Feb:Site - Relationship of your building to the site- determine the specific location and orientation of your building on the site.- prepare site information necessary to construct your area of the site,including, but not limited to- verification of precise topographical conditions- verification of permanent conditions (i.e. tree heights, views of and from building)- verification of temporal conditions (i.e. solar, wind, seasonal tree canopy)- build 1/2" model of your siteProject Model- build 1/2" detailed model of your project that engages your new site model- 1/2" model should clearly express the materials,and the relationship of form, space, materialrelationship of geometry, structural system, building surfacesand hierarchy of structure to surface, as per our discussion/powerpoint presentation in studio (also refer to assignment for mon 31 jan)Photomontages of project in site context photo- demonstrating how your building and its materials operate from the Ellsworth and East Liberty