Project 3: 3D Model

Monday, October 20, 2008

Project 3: 3D Model

So my attempt of a render... didin't really trun out too well!

3D sections could be a really good method of presenting (Depiction of inside and out! - Does the external design match the internal - Does it give a sence of correlation and fluidity?) - Maybe a bit late to be asking my self this!

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Just for a laugh

-You know your and architecture student when...
-you analyze everything as if it were a building.
-concept of time is not forward, but a countdown from the time a project is due ("What time is it?""4 hours 'till").
-you slice your finger, and the first thing you think of is if you'll be able to finish your model.
-you say "It's only midnight I have plenty of time to finish."
-you confuse today and tomorrow and carry a toothbrush in your bag.
-you confuse sunrise with sunset.
-the alarm clock tells you when to go to sleep.
-you strangle your roommate because he said he stayed up late studying.
-you're not ashamed of drooling in class anymore, especially in the Structures lesson.
-you know what UHU tastes like.
-breakfast is your 5th meal of the day.
-the morning newspaper beats you home.
-The idea that you have a room to live in outside of studio is just a myth.
-you hear "Didn't you wear that yesterday?' followed by "and the day before that?"
-You draw perspectives of your friends room on your Japanese homeowork just for the fun of it.
-Whenever you finish a project and don't have any studio work to do, you are constantly wondering why you aren't in studio working.
-You buy baking paper inbulk to write on
-You understand what 4B, 2B, B, HB, H, 2H, and 4H are and have lots of each type.
-Your idea of splurging on yourself is buying another circle template (or other miscellaneous template).
-YOU ALWAYS WRITE IN ALL CAPITAL LETTERS.
-You always have a supply of bandaids around for exacto knife cuts.
-You have a 30, 60, 90 and a 45, 45, 90 degree triangle. Or two. Or three. Or more.- You keep around adjustable triangles too just in case.
-You start replacing pictures of your friends and family with pictures of buildings.
-Watching the sun rise means you haven't gone to bed yet.
-You never have enough wall space to pin things up.
-You no longer leave studio to sleep, you just crash on the couch.
-You always have a supply of portable and non perishable food.
-You can go for days without sunlight. (You go to class in the dark, you come home in the dark).
-Midnight is considered early evening.
-You put up everything on your walls with drafting tape.
-Push pins become a valuable commodity.
-Computers are known only as the white box of death. (They keep crashing on you).
-you can live without human contact, food or daylight, but if you can't print, it's chaos.
-Pencil smudges and ink smears are the bane of your existance.
-You start competing with each other for number of hours without sleep. (Less than 40 need not compete).
-Your four basic food groups are lollies and coffee.Oh and redbull, coffee and cokes are tools, not treats
-Time spent with friends must be scheduled way in advance.
-you've slept more than 20 hours non-stop in a single weekend.
-you've listened to all your CDs in less than 48 hours.
-you're not seen in public.
-you lose your house keys for a week, and you don't even notice.
-Days don't exist anymore, everything is based on number of hours of work. (Of which there are a lot).
-you become excellent at recycling when making models.
you hear the same song on the radio 3 or more times in one night.
-your parents have more of a social life than you.
-you consider using broccoli for your models.

SRD364 Archi 3b - 2008

Monday, October 20, 2008