12.29.2008
11.18.2008
Renderings
Contextual Rendering of the facility and surrounding Texas Tech campus
Projected section through the entry tunnel
Worm's Eye view, highlighting the service tunnel under the structure
11.04.2008
10.28.2008
Entry Pool Shade Structure
Had this rendering laying around, thought I would share what I've been up to lately. These sails will cover the entry pool and kayak launch beach. They are thin shell concrete suspended from cables that tie back to large piers. Comments and suggestions welcomed!
10.27.2008
10.21.2008
10.09.2008
Tectonic Laser Cut Model
Material : 1/8th inch MDFApprox Dimensions: 10" x 14" x 8".
Cast Shadow
Tectonic Connection Detail
9.17.2008
9.12.2008
Dulles International Airport
First attempt at modeling Eero Saaranin's roof to Dulles International Airport at 1:92 scale. The wires on which the roof "hangs" can be seen above embedded in the plaster. Below is an image of all the formwork needed to pour a curved plaster slab only 3/16" thick. Our main problems are getting all the air bubbles out of the formwork before the plaster sets and resisting the pressure of the heavy wet plaster on our formwork (hence all the bracing)
9.11.2008
Plaster Modeling
Thin shell plaster. Top of the shell is less than an eighth inch thick, reinforced with wire screen. It is surprisingly strong, so long as the outward thrusts of the foundation are resisted. Inspired by the American Air Museum in Duxford, England
9.09.2008
9.02.2008
Presentation Layout 2
I was pretty happy with my previous layout, the main issues involved readability and making it clear what order the reader should view the information. Now, all the text boxes are the same size and aligned in the center of the page, with the relevant images on either side of the text. I also did away with the image captions which were deemed "extraneous" in the previous critique.
9.01.2008
8.29.2008
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