Assignment 3 - 1:100 model

This image shows my 1:100 model within its site. I have made mistakes when calculating the heights of the surrounding buildings. As a result my building looks far smaller than it actually is. I need to be more careful when working out my initial parameters.

Assignment 3 - 1:100 model

These images show each of the separate levels within my 1:100 model.

The largest, on the bottom left is the base and lower levels of the model, it shows the storage, the WC the lowest level of the gallery as well as the artists sunken artists residence.

The image on the bottom right shows the separate studio pavilion which acts as a stage when the artists is creating his/her work.

The top left image shows the entry foyer, upper level of the gallery as well as the office space of the gallery owner and collector

The final image on the top right shows the gallery owners residence. There is a clear distinction between public and private within my scheme

Assignment 3: clients

CLIENTS:

The first person living within this building will be the gallery owner and art collector, he lives above the gallery. The second person living in this space will not just be one person. Depending on the gallery exhibition etc the gallery owner will commission an artist to come and live within the gallery premises and create works of art for him. This commission will last for a predetermined length of time, it could be 6 weeks, 6 months or a year.

DESIGN IDEA:

With my design I wanted to incorporate the process of making art as part of the gallery and exhibition. I did this by creating a freestanding glass pavilion within the gallery grounds. This pavilion acts as the chosen artists studio and it is there that works are created. The process of making art becomes just as important as the finished product.

Assignment 3:Sections at 1:100

Assignment 3: Site Plans at 1:100

1:500 characteristics of surrounding buildings as well as the broader urban context.

Assignment 3- 1:50 model

1:50 model of lower studio pavilion and artists residence