Week 2 Studio B: Site visit: Identifying elements and details and communicating these with labelled photos and drawings of the site
Lines - Wooden planks linearly cladded to metal structure underneath
Shapes - Shapes of different leaves. They take on a different form as they shrivel.
Direction - The aerial roots hanging down in a linear way
Scale - The scale of the plants vary from groundcover, shrubs, palms, creepers and mature trees with canopies
Texture - The wood shows its natural texture even after being processed into a plank
Colour - The colour of the leaves vary under different exposures of sunlight
Balance - balance in the space between each trees. Balance in the linear elements, vertically
Proximity - From the point where the photo is taken, to the concrete sphere to the people sitting on the lawn, to the orange cones, and to the staircases. These distances exhibit proximity.
Alignment - the scoring on the wall are in linear agreement
Repetition - The same type of bricks repeatedly being laid next to and above each other
Contrast - Contrast between hardscape and softscape. The creepers covering the wall and the exposed brick wall
Space - different volumes of spaces. Wide road, elevated walkway and bicycle parking at a corner
Void - the space that acts as the corridor sits within a void
Facade - the balcony and screening serves as the facade of the building
Foci - The block acts as a foci or focal point as it is the tallest part of the building. It also has a featured ornamental clock.The pathway also leads to the building itself, highlighting its significance.
Bitumen - the material used to construct roads and pathways
Lines - Wooden planks linearly cladded to metal structure underneath
Shapes - Shapes of different leaves. They take on a different form as they shrivel.
Direction - The aerial roots hanging down in a linear way
Scale - The scale of the plants vary from groundcover, shrubs, palms, creepers and mature trees with canopies
Texture - The wood shows its natural texture even after being processed into a plank
Colour - The colour of the leaves vary under different exposures of sunlight
Balance - balance in the space between each trees. Balance in the linear elements, vertically
Proximity - From the point where the photo is taken, to the concrete sphere to the people sitting on the lawn, to the orange cones, and to the staircases. These distances exhibit proximity.
Alignment - the scoring on the wall are in linear agreement
Repetition - The same type of bricks repeatedly being laid next to and above each other
Contrast - Contrast between hardscape and softscape. The creepers covering the wall and the exposed brick wall
Space - different volumes of spaces. Wide road, elevated walkway and bicycle parking at a corner
Void - the space that acts as the corridor sits within a void
Facade - the balcony and screening serves as the facade of the building
Foci - The block acts as a foci or focal point as it is the tallest part of the building. It also has a featured ornamental clock.The pathway also leads to the building itself, highlighting its significance.
Bitumen - the material used to construct roads and pathways
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