Carolyn's Architecture Apprenticeship: Part C: Cabin Design

Wednesday 23 March 2011

Part C: Cabin Design

MY CABIN DESIGN

2.Living Room

5.Central Courtyard

6. Rear Stairs to Architect's bedroom

10.Stairs to Courtyard and Office

11.Garage

1.Reading Area

2.Living Room

3.Children's Bedroom

4.Architect's Bedroom

5.Central Courtyard

6.Rear Stairs to Architect's Bedroom

8.Glass pathways from Adults area to Childrens's area

9. Office

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Jordan Innes3 April 2011 at 3:23 am
Carott this is really good u have done alot of work YYyyYayayayayayya.
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DAB 310 : PROJECT 1 ARCHITECTURAL APPRENTICESHIP

This project underlies the understanding of architectural design which relates through the availability and analysis of exemplary knowledge.

The focus is the identification of discreet concepts in architecture; a house is an environmental filter; a house is a container of human activities; and a house is a delightful experience; all reveal themselves to be aspects essential to the understanding of architectural excellence that is argued to constants in the discourse of the discipline.

Project 1 includes the assessment items of observation and analysis exercises, contributing and leading to an integrated design of a Cabin for an Architect.

I am required to individually select three of the exemplar buildings for further study. Out of all the three, I am going to concentrate on Australian Architect, James Russell's Brookes Street House as elements from this building will be applied in cabin designing.

"James Russell embraces two historical churches to create a light-filled, lantern-like residence in Brisbane's Fortitude Valley." - Alice Hampson.

Finally this project is also concerned with architectural communication through the recognition and application of drawing excellence – connecting the observation with representation.