Models are a great way to study scale, mass, proportion and the relationship between the two elements.
Try different alternatives about how the elements relate to each other, the existing school, the neighborhood and the street frontage.
By jcliggott, Architect at 09:37 pm, 19 September 2012
I like the bridge idea but maybe on your model you should cut off half of it to show the interior of it. Especially since its a standout feature of your diorama - Ryan, Director of Interior Design
Tracee Brooks, EIS-- I understand what you mean. However, in this smaller scale diorama, there is nothing on the interior. We made this simply to show the exterior of the building, to see if our idea would work out the way we had hoped.
Tracee Brooks, EIS-- I understand, however we feel our sketch-up photos and diorama models explained more, and were easier to understand than our hand sketches.
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Models are a great way to study scale, mass, proportion and the relationship between the two elements.
Try different alternatives about how the elements relate to each other, the existing school, the neighborhood and the street frontage.
I like the bridge idea but maybe on your model you should cut off half of it to show the interior of it. Especially since its a standout feature of your diorama - Ryan, Director of Interior Design
Tracee Brooks, EIS-- I understand what you mean. However, in this smaller scale diorama, there is nothing on the interior. We made this simply to show the exterior of the building, to see if our idea would work out the way we had hoped.
Director of Interior Decor-Liana Velichko
It would be really nice too see more hand sketches.
Tracee Brooks, EIS-- I understand, however we feel our sketch-up photos and diorama models explained more, and were easier to understand than our hand sketches.