Living Water

The third installment of projects can be accessed at this link:

https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=40117D9B3B9829CC!8682&authkey=!ADm8ty4XNNeEjwA&ithint=file%2cpdf

The animation can be accessed at
https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=40117D9B3B9829CC!8675&authkey=!AC-9owg4MMav9Sg&ithint=video%2cmp4
or
you can watch it here:

Progress Images

Cool Art Galleries

Here are some amazing art galleries and architecture produced by top firms.

MAD - China

http://www.i-mad.com/#works_details?wtid=4&id=41
http://www.i-mad.com/#works_details?wtid=4&id=63
http://www.i-mad.com/#works_details?wtid=4&id=61

HWKN - America
http://www.hwkn.com/ARTSCAPE

Oyler Wu - America
http://oylerwu.com/Anemone.htm#

















Snohetta
http://snohetta.com/project/44-lillehammer-art-museum

Inaba

bike stands 

What I have learnt from these projects: big conceptual ideas with amazing rendering stands out. Presentation is extremely important. To succeed one must 'go all out' with an idea - and make it interesting. 

What I'm going to try to do for this project: 

make the water more dramatic 

focus more on renderings that display the dramatic power of the water and falling bikes

use light in an innovative way 

Advice from Russell - have variation with the water (different depths etc.) 

Also consider including water in different states - steam, liquid, ice

Water in architecture: inspiring images

Some more architect discoveries:
Peter Muller - architect who incorporates nature into designs

Project 2: Vortex

Project link: https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=40117D9B3B9829CC!8345&authkey=!AO91XXW6YPDXF_E&ithint=file%2cpdf

Cover image source (which has been edited): Thelyingtruthofarchitecture.files.wordpress.com,. 2014. https://thelyingtruthofarchitecture.files.wordpress.com/2010/02/country-house-infinite.jpg.