At the end of the second week of the semester, all ENDS students were challenged to transform a manila paper folder. I chose to transform mine into an affordable, transportable A-frame cabin.
ArchBlog
A collection of posts for progress in my studio at Texas A&M.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Monday, September 27, 2010
Train Station Case Study
I collaborated with 3 other studiomates to produce this model of Santiago Calatrava's Lisbon Oriente train station. The model includes two levels of train platform. The lower level serves the more local subway system, while the top services the commuter rail system. The lower section has a more robust style and structure to provide support for the overhead tracks, while the airy canopy of the upper level allows light and air to flow through the space.
Beauty Project
In this project, students were challenged to create an object of beauty out of materials of their choice. I chose wood and chain because I love the natural beauty of wood. I paired it with the welded chain because I wanted to create a calm, robust structure. Welding was a hoot.
A few Beautiful Things
Something Exotic
Not so far from home
An instant Classic
Modern Euro Beauty
...and again
The Frost Bank Building in Austin
A Classy Canine
A Beautiful Lake House
W Hotel in Dallas by HKS
The Lighthouse in Palo Duro Canyon in the Texas Panhandle
Some Simple Beauty
Some Solid Beauty
And Some Barbed Beauty in Southwestern Oklahoma
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