2010年3月29日星期一

Project1-FINAL SUBMISSION

PROJECT 1-VILLA MULLER

Parti drawing

In this plan parti drawing, I want to express the principle of Adolf Loos's spatial structure plan, in other word, Rumplan. Storeys merge and rooms connect with each other, the connector is the staircase in the centre of the building. From the diagrams, we can see the major spaces that the staircace connects,they can be combined into one parti, and the final parti shows the spaces in each floors connect horizontally as well as vertically.

The sectional parti shows the vertical transportation in the building.




Poche Drawing

In the plan poche drawing, I did not show the light travelling because I want to express the materials has been used in the building. In the Salon, the white wall, white ceilling and green marble cladding has been applied, along with three big windows, it provides a sense of brightnesss. and for the lady's room, the glazed lemon wood has been used in furniture and celling to create the light box-like sense. But in both dining room and library, the dark mahogany wood has been used to express a sense of classic and darkness. So in my drawing, the dining room and library are comparatively darker.





Final Model


Project1-Week3

PARTI DRAWINGS




POCHE DRAWINGS






MODEL PROGRESS








Project1-Week2

Parti drawings:


1. Section Parti:There are no obvious level in the Muller House(which is called "Raumplan"), however It can be divided into 4 basic parts by function: Service(ground level), public(Living level), private(Bedroom level), and roof garden.


2. Plan Parti: This parti shows the circulation of first level, which can relate to the corridor circulation pattern(see the staircase in the middle as a corridor).



Poche Drawing:



2010年3月8日星期一

ARCH1201-Design Studio 3-Project 1-Week1

VILLA MULLER
BY
ADOLF LOOS



"I do not design plans, facades, sections, I design space. Actually there is neither a ground floor, an upper floor or a basement, there are merely interconnected spaces, vestibules, terraces. Every room needs a specific height——the dining room a different one from pantry——therefore the floors are on varying levels. After this one must connect the spaces with one another so that the transition is unnoticeable and natural, but also the most practical."

---------Adolf Loos





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