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Thursday 1 November 2012
Strategy Statement
Barcelona Pavilion
Materials
Roof - Blue Tile with some moss on the
corners.
Floor - Marble Tiles with moss growing in the
cracks.
Walls - Dirty glass, Marble with alot of moss growing in the
cracks and also covering the surface and
broken plaster walls exposing bricks with moss.
Moss
The plan for
the Barcelona Pavilion is to make it look as real as possible through bump
maps, spec maps and decay effects. The
materials i used are Marble with moss, wooden blocks, glass, tile, plasterboard
and plasterboard peeling with bricks exposed. The bricks, tile, marble and
plasterboard would have the most moss on them as they show more cracking,
followed by the wood with a little less moss,
and the material with the least moss would be the glass.
Cracking
The cracks
in each material will vary. The cracks on the plasterboard would be long and
the material will be light, same with the roof although the roof will heavier
then the plasterboard. The wooden walls will have sharp splinters and
fragmentations, the marble, brick, and glass textures would have many broken
fragmentations and the most out of all the materials used on the building.
Downloads
i uploaded my files separately because the limit to upload was 200mb and my folders were over that so i got 2 files i didn't know what to name it or if i would lose marks for it but one of the files is named z3420230_stefan_koteski which has everything but the crysis levels and the other does
1. Crysis download - http://www.mediafire.com/?j20s27f70j4zs7m
2. 3ds max file, 5 environment images, trailer and strategy statement http://www.mediafire.com/?zbadubjn0uhpv3u
1. Crysis download - http://www.mediafire.com/?j20s27f70j4zs7m
2. 3ds max file, 5 environment images, trailer and strategy statement http://www.mediafire.com/?zbadubjn0uhpv3u
Week 05 - Notion of decay
Barcelona Pavilion
Floor Tiles - the floor tiles will have moss coming out from the cracks aswell as some moss on the surface in the middle, but mainly the moss will come out from the cracks.
Wood - The wood will have some green moss on it, attempting to grow from random places, parts of the wood would be chipped and missing maybe from termites, rain and other environmental impacts.
Plaster walls - the plaster walls will be broken down with bricks showing. The mold would come from inside the bricks and inbetween where the bricks and plaster meet.
Glass - the glass will be blurry and brownish to show dirt, also the glass will be broken from maybe environmental impact.
Marble walls - Marble walls would have some missing pieces and moss growing on them. Pieces will be missing from environmental impact and aging.
Floor Tiles - the floor tiles will have moss coming out from the cracks aswell as some moss on the surface in the middle, but mainly the moss will come out from the cracks.
Wood - The wood will have some green moss on it, attempting to grow from random places, parts of the wood would be chipped and missing maybe from termites, rain and other environmental impacts.
Plaster walls - the plaster walls will be broken down with bricks showing. The mold would come from inside the bricks and inbetween where the bricks and plaster meet.
Glass - the glass will be blurry and brownish to show dirt, also the glass will be broken from maybe environmental impact.
Marble walls - Marble walls would have some missing pieces and moss growing on them. Pieces will be missing from environmental impact and aging.
WEEK 03 - Images of deconstruction & direction
MY DIRECTION
The Direction im going with, with my assignment is trying to make everything seem real as possible. The metal columns will barely be breakable and will be the heaviest material, the roof will break into big pieces, the walls will be fairly heavy aswell and break into small peices. I will have a pool with fog and the inside of my building will be foggy to give the effect of aging. My building will also have broken peices around it to give the effect of decay and age.
Sunday 28 October 2012
Thursday 25 October 2012
Week 02 Materials Research
Metal
when iron reacts with oxygen it forms ferrous oxide which peels off the surface of metal and results in rusting of metals.this happens in few 4-5days.
Pros- steel is lighter than wood, concrete and brick. It can't warp, expand, contract, absorb water, feed termites, rust, catch fire or become a breeding ground for fungus.
con - it is an excellent conductor of heat, so in colder areas, the heat can be absorbed into the structure and quickly lost. Mold also has a tendency of growing around steel studs in the winter.
Uses - Metal is used as structural framework for larger buildings such as skyscrapers, or as an external surface covering. There are many types of metals used for building. Steel is a metal alloy whose major component is iron, and is the usual choice for metal structural building materials. It is strong, flexible, and if refined well and/or treated lasts a long time. Corrosion is metal's prime enemy when it comes to longevity.
Tile
pros
1. Long Lasting Ceramic When installed and maintained properly, will last for the life of your home.
2. Low Maintenance Ceramic cleans easily with a neutral floor cleaner.
3. Virtually Unlimited Designs Ceramic offers a wide variety of designs, colors and patterns.
4. Stands Up to High Traffic Extremely durable ceramic is an excellent choice for high traffic areas.
5. Great Investment Although ceramic is harder to install than other flooring, it is an investment that pays off, increasing the value of your home.
Cons
1. Difficult to Install Professional installation is highly recommended, and can be expensive.
2. May Chip or Crack Ceramic's hardness makes it susceptible to chipping or cracking from impact.
3. Hard, Unforgiving Surface Ceramic is not easy on breakable objects or muscles and joints. Plates and glass may break; knees and elbows may bruise from falls; and standing on a very hard floor can cause muscle fatigue.
4. Colder Perception Ceramic may feel cooler to the touch than other floor types, in low-temperature environments.
Uses - ceramic tiling can be used for bathroom floors and walls and any wet other wet areas such as kitchens.
Marble
Pro-
1. An elegant, expressive material, marble conveys good taste and refinement. Marble will complement many different styles of decor, from the classical to ultra-modern.
2. The exceptional hardness inherent to marble is actually a benefit. You will never have to be concerned that your dog's claws are scratching up your floor, as you might with hardwood flooring.
3. The lifespan of marble is exceptional, thanks to its durability. Marble is one of the oldest building materials, favored by the Greeks and Romans. Evidence of their exceptional marble-work still exists today.
cons -
1. not quite as easy as maintaining ceramic or granite floor tiles. In order to keep marble tiles shiny and clean, you need to regularly polish them. Marble requires special cleaning.
2. a spilled glass of red wine may require replacement of a tile if it hasn't been appropriately polished and sealed. Marble floor tiles will not be appropriate for an area of the house where accident-prone children are likely to drop a cup full of juice.
Uses - iIt provides an excellent internal wall and floor finish, particularly in such applications as the entrance halls of public buildings, offices, banks, hotels, leisure complexes, shopping malls and individual shops.
when iron reacts with oxygen it forms ferrous oxide which peels off the surface of metal and results in rusting of metals.this happens in few 4-5days.
Pros- steel is lighter than wood, concrete and brick. It can't warp, expand, contract, absorb water, feed termites, rust, catch fire or become a breeding ground for fungus.
con - it is an excellent conductor of heat, so in colder areas, the heat can be absorbed into the structure and quickly lost. Mold also has a tendency of growing around steel studs in the winter.
Uses - Metal is used as structural framework for larger buildings such as skyscrapers, or as an external surface covering. There are many types of metals used for building. Steel is a metal alloy whose major component is iron, and is the usual choice for metal structural building materials. It is strong, flexible, and if refined well and/or treated lasts a long time. Corrosion is metal's prime enemy when it comes to longevity.
Tile
pros
1. Long Lasting Ceramic When installed and maintained properly, will last for the life of your home.
2. Low Maintenance Ceramic cleans easily with a neutral floor cleaner.
3. Virtually Unlimited Designs Ceramic offers a wide variety of designs, colors and patterns.
4. Stands Up to High Traffic Extremely durable ceramic is an excellent choice for high traffic areas.
5. Great Investment Although ceramic is harder to install than other flooring, it is an investment that pays off, increasing the value of your home.
Cons
1. Difficult to Install Professional installation is highly recommended, and can be expensive.
2. May Chip or Crack Ceramic's hardness makes it susceptible to chipping or cracking from impact.
3. Hard, Unforgiving Surface Ceramic is not easy on breakable objects or muscles and joints. Plates and glass may break; knees and elbows may bruise from falls; and standing on a very hard floor can cause muscle fatigue.
4. Colder Perception Ceramic may feel cooler to the touch than other floor types, in low-temperature environments.
Uses - ceramic tiling can be used for bathroom floors and walls and any wet other wet areas such as kitchens.
Marble
Pro-
1. An elegant, expressive material, marble conveys good taste and refinement. Marble will complement many different styles of decor, from the classical to ultra-modern.
2. The exceptional hardness inherent to marble is actually a benefit. You will never have to be concerned that your dog's claws are scratching up your floor, as you might with hardwood flooring.
3. The lifespan of marble is exceptional, thanks to its durability. Marble is one of the oldest building materials, favored by the Greeks and Romans. Evidence of their exceptional marble-work still exists today.
cons -
1. not quite as easy as maintaining ceramic or granite floor tiles. In order to keep marble tiles shiny and clean, you need to regularly polish them. Marble requires special cleaning.
2. a spilled glass of red wine may require replacement of a tile if it hasn't been appropriately polished and sealed. Marble floor tiles will not be appropriate for an area of the house where accident-prone children are likely to drop a cup full of juice.
Uses - iIt provides an excellent internal wall and floor finish, particularly in such applications as the entrance halls of public buildings, offices, banks, hotels, leisure complexes, shopping malls and individual shops.
Monday 8 October 2012
Week 04 - Movie trailers
BABYLON AD
the war likeatmosphere and the cool colour tones of this movie are something that i would like to use when showing my building off through a warlike abandoned scenery.
BEHIND ENEMY LINES
the atmosphere of the abondoned buildings, the cool colouring of the screening shots, the plot of the movie and the war theme will suit my environment as the countries and surroundings are really similar to my environment.
I AM LEGEND
everything in this movie influences me to create an abondoned building and surrounding, as the movie is about if humans didnt exist for a long period of time. The only change would be that the environment is in a forest and not a city.
PLANET OF THE APES
The screening and camera shots of this movie could be used for my trailer with its fast paced scenery.
SAVING PRIVATE RYAN
the warlike atmosphere in the intense camera shots in this movie aswell as the colouring could also play a roll in my overall outcome for my assignment.
Monday 24 September 2012
Week 02 - material research
Metal
when iron reacts with oxygen it forms ferrous oxide which peels off the surface of metal and results in rusting of metals.this happens in few 4-5days.
Pros- steel is lighter than wood, concrete and brick. It can't warp, expand, contract, absorb water, feed termites, rust, catch fire or become a breeding ground for fungus.
con - it is an excellent conductor of heat, so in colder areas, the heat can be absorbed into the structure and quickly lost. Mold also has a tendency of growing around steel studs in the winter.
Uses - Metal is used as structural framework for larger buildings such as skyscrapers, or as an external surface covering. There are many types of metals used for building. Steel is a metal alloy whose major component is iron, and is the usual choice for metal structural building materials. It is strong, flexible, and if refined well and/or treated lasts a long time. Corrosion is metal's prime enemy when it comes to longevity.
Tile
pros
1. Long Lasting Ceramic When installed and maintained properly, will last for the life of your home.
2. Low Maintenance Ceramic cleans easily with a neutral floor cleaner.
3. Virtually Unlimited Designs Ceramic offers a wide variety of designs, colors and patterns.
4. Stands Up to High Traffic Extremely durable ceramic is an excellent choice for high traffic areas.
5. Great Investment Although ceramic is harder to install than other flooring, it is an investment that pays off, increasing the value of your home.
Cons
1. Difficult to Install Professional installation is highly recommended, and can be expensive.
2. May Chip or Crack Ceramic's hardness makes it susceptible to chipping or cracking from impact.
3. Hard, Unforgiving Surface Ceramic is not easy on breakable objects or muscles and joints. Plates and glass may break; knees and elbows may bruise from falls; and standing on a very hard floor can cause muscle fatigue.
4. Colder Perception Ceramic may feel cooler to the touch than other floor types, in low-temperature environments.
Uses - ceramic tiling can be used for bathroom floors and walls and any wet other wet areas such as kitchens.
Marble
Pro-
1. An elegant, expressive material, marble conveys good taste and refinement. Marble will complement many different styles of decor, from the classical to ultra-modern.
2. The exceptional hardness inherent to marble is actually a benefit. You will never have to be concerned that your dog's claws are scratching up your floor, as you might with hardwood flooring.
3. The lifespan of marble is exceptional, thanks to its durability. Marble is one of the oldest building materials, favored by the Greeks and Romans. Evidence of their exceptional marble-work still exists today.
cons -
1. not quite as easy as maintaining ceramic or granite floor tiles. In order to keep marble tiles shiny and clean, you need to regularly polish them. Marble requires special cleaning.
2. a spilled glass of red wine may require replacement of a tile if it hasn't been appropriately polished and sealed. Marble floor tiles will not be appropriate for an area of the house where accident-prone children are likely to drop a cup full of juice.
Uses - iIt provides an excellent internal wall and floor finish, particularly in such applications as the entrance halls of public buildings, offices, banks, hotels, leisure complexes, shopping malls and individual shops.
when iron reacts with oxygen it forms ferrous oxide which peels off the surface of metal and results in rusting of metals.this happens in few 4-5days.
Pros- steel is lighter than wood, concrete and brick. It can't warp, expand, contract, absorb water, feed termites, rust, catch fire or become a breeding ground for fungus.
con - it is an excellent conductor of heat, so in colder areas, the heat can be absorbed into the structure and quickly lost. Mold also has a tendency of growing around steel studs in the winter.
Uses - Metal is used as structural framework for larger buildings such as skyscrapers, or as an external surface covering. There are many types of metals used for building. Steel is a metal alloy whose major component is iron, and is the usual choice for metal structural building materials. It is strong, flexible, and if refined well and/or treated lasts a long time. Corrosion is metal's prime enemy when it comes to longevity.
Tile
pros
1. Long Lasting Ceramic When installed and maintained properly, will last for the life of your home.
2. Low Maintenance Ceramic cleans easily with a neutral floor cleaner.
3. Virtually Unlimited Designs Ceramic offers a wide variety of designs, colors and patterns.
4. Stands Up to High Traffic Extremely durable ceramic is an excellent choice for high traffic areas.
5. Great Investment Although ceramic is harder to install than other flooring, it is an investment that pays off, increasing the value of your home.
Cons
1. Difficult to Install Professional installation is highly recommended, and can be expensive.
2. May Chip or Crack Ceramic's hardness makes it susceptible to chipping or cracking from impact.
3. Hard, Unforgiving Surface Ceramic is not easy on breakable objects or muscles and joints. Plates and glass may break; knees and elbows may bruise from falls; and standing on a very hard floor can cause muscle fatigue.
4. Colder Perception Ceramic may feel cooler to the touch than other floor types, in low-temperature environments.
Uses - ceramic tiling can be used for bathroom floors and walls and any wet other wet areas such as kitchens.
Marble
Pro-
1. An elegant, expressive material, marble conveys good taste and refinement. Marble will complement many different styles of decor, from the classical to ultra-modern.
2. The exceptional hardness inherent to marble is actually a benefit. You will never have to be concerned that your dog's claws are scratching up your floor, as you might with hardwood flooring.
3. The lifespan of marble is exceptional, thanks to its durability. Marble is one of the oldest building materials, favored by the Greeks and Romans. Evidence of their exceptional marble-work still exists today.
cons -
1. not quite as easy as maintaining ceramic or granite floor tiles. In order to keep marble tiles shiny and clean, you need to regularly polish them. Marble requires special cleaning.
2. a spilled glass of red wine may require replacement of a tile if it hasn't been appropriately polished and sealed. Marble floor tiles will not be appropriate for an area of the house where accident-prone children are likely to drop a cup full of juice.
Uses - iIt provides an excellent internal wall and floor finish, particularly in such applications as the entrance halls of public buildings, offices, banks, hotels, leisure complexes, shopping malls and individual shops.
Monday 17 September 2012
Week 01 work - 3 buildings research/ Assignment 2
Barcelona Pavillion
This building consists of materials such as timber for the wall, concrete for marble for the ground, plasterboard interior walls and possibly the ceiling, marble walls, glass windows and steel columns. it was designed by designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe in 1929.
House At Bordeaux
house at Bordeaux seems to be made of concrete walls glass walls, plaster interior walls and metal columns. the house was designed by architect Rem Koolhaas in 1998.
Rudin House
The Rudin House consists of being made of concrete wall, glass windows, shingle roofing and wooden glass frames. The building was designed in 1959 by architect Marshall Erdman.
Saturday 8 September 2012
Friday 7 September 2012
Thursday 6 September 2012
Wednesday 5 September 2012
Wednesday 29 August 2012
Monday 20 August 2012
Number and letter ideas
1. make my number and letter out of rock almost as if it is a tunnel
2. have my number and letter come out from the edge of the map into the ocean.
3. have my number and letter arranged using buildings to form the shape aswell as roads
4. using a fire burning in my level in the shape of my letter and number could also be possible
5. using decals of explosions and modified terrain caused by the explosion be another possible subliminal idea.
2. have my number and letter come out from the edge of the map into the ocean.
3. have my number and letter arranged using buildings to form the shape aswell as roads
4. using a fire burning in my level in the shape of my letter and number could also be possible
5. using decals of explosions and modified terrain caused by the explosion be another possible subliminal idea.
Week 5 Work
Proof of Decals
Proof of vegetation covering open areas
the number 10 made of mountains and a bridge connecting the I and the 0
Top view of the number 0 and letter I in a colossal scale
proof of layer brushes used in my island
Monday 13 August 2012
3 pictures
i like the way the rocks work with the ground texture in his photo and i think it is really similar to what i am trying to achieve in my environment.
The way the land and sky work with each other the dark and lightness of the photo has influenced me to create my terrain and sky in a similar way.
this photo shows a cloudy and more foggy environment and has influenced me in creating the amount of fog in my environment .
2nd picture - Rainy weather and storm
rainy weather
a storm as it rains
my time of day panel for the rain
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