The SHELTER

-


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Palazzo Medici: A milestone in palazzo architecture

-
Image
     The Palazzo Medici Michelozzo designed is a typical Renaissance style building, which means there is no major innovation, but it also follows some classical concepts.      The first is the architectural facade design, and the Palazzo Medici is famous for its rustication design and the rough to smooth transition from bottom to top. It only has three floors, but the scale is grand, with each floor exceeding 20 feet high. And at that time, the nobles preferred to use stones to build palaces, in order to highlight the grandeur of the palaces. Because at this time, the stone was the most expensive building material in Florence, which can also indirectly show the wealth of the family.      In the Palazzo Medici, Michelozzo used stone to build the exterior wall, but he added the design of  Rustication. Rustication extends from the bottom to the roof, creating a steady appearance. And from bottom to top, the stones in each layer become...
Read more

A vent house that isolates the outside world

-
Image
     When I was conceptualizing my final assignment, I came up with the concept of an outlet room. Recently, students have been under increasing pressure, and I often feel pressure while working in the studio. So I think we need a place to carry our emotions. This place should be filled with plush things. Because I think soft things can help people quickly relax.      I made a model for this, where external questioning or slander is like a shattered glass cover, while the soft fabric isolates these fragments and protects the people in the middle. The clay person in the middle represents different emotions, and all emotions can be expressed in this room.  
Read more

Open on all sides

-
Image
     Buildings should have unlimited possibilities. People should open the boundaries of buildings instead of fixing them in a boundary. This boundary does not only refer to entities, but also means that people should freely think about architecture and view architecture from different perspectives. The buildings with open borders are a manifestation of freedom, in which people can walk freely and carry out various activities, thus showing a diverse life. So I think buildings need to open on all sides so that people can live at will, thus stimulating the infinite possibilities of humans.
Read more