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Location: HHN 4th floor Hall Time: 2p-7p Jurors: Kari Anderson Rob Henderson Terrence Seah Gisella Vidalle 1. Eric 2. Lorena 3. Sandro 4. Rachel 5. Brian 6. Becca Break 7. Bernie 8. Guy 9. Sang 10. Winnie 11. Hilary

1. make sure all drawings are titled. keep titling consistent from drawing to drawing. for example, use the lower right hand corner for title of the entire page and then local titles within the pages if necessary. 2. poche all section cuts and plan cuts with a medium to dark gray. there is one caveat [...]

please coordinate a group buying of heavy black fabric. use the small lockers from studio as model bases for the final review. use the black fabric to completely cover the lockers. place your massing model on this fabric covered locker. carefully consider the location of the massing model relative to your presentation

following are instructions indicating how to properly scale your roofscape and site models in rhino. this will, in essence, ensure that you are working at full scale in rhino. that is, one foot in rhino is one foot in the real world. this will help you determine the size of spaces, etc. for human occupation. [...]

(not in order) i want to see a sketch of the wall for your final review on thursday with the following. you determine size relative to its hierarchy in the presentation: 1. massing model- 1/4″ or 1/8″ scale- includes site/landscape and roofscape. matte white base at 24″x24″. dowels painted matte white to hold up landscape [...]

(not in order) i want to see a sketch of the wall for your final review on thursday with the following. you determine size relative to its hierarchy in the presentation: 1. massing model- 1/4″ or 1/8″ scale- includes site/landscape and roofscape. matte white base at 24″x24″. dowels painted matte white to hold up landscape [...]

1. a rhino model illustrating a roofscape connected to the site a. the roofscape will address occupation below, within and above it, it will address the specific programmatic and spatial concerns of your project, it will address the physical connection to the site, it will address environmental concerns. b. the discussion will be about architecture. [...]

and counting. logistics: we will be having a pinup in room hhs 512 on thursday. this will be the last pinup before final. deliverables to be indicated in subsequent post. we will be having saturday desk crits again with the projector. final review is on wednesday april 23 from 2p-7p. you are required to have [...]

many of you have made a good first pass at bubble diagrams. these diagrams should be utilized and drawn just like all the other drawings/notations we have drawn throughout the semester. that is, with points, lines and planes. with lineweights and linetypes. with relationships indicated between parts, with hierarchy, etc. the diagrams should include the [...]

Following are an example of a plan and section composite drawing of contour cuts. we will use these as an analytical tool to understand the densities and intensities of the site model, but also as a generative drawing map for your programmatic diagrams. the contour cut composites will be further composited with your bubble diagrams. [...]