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weekly development

wk1 - get to the know the brief + site.
wk2 - virtual site visit - neighborhood context, heritage overlay, mapping such as sun direction.
wk3 - serial visions get to know the location better.
wk4 - Looked at precendents drawings and did a cut up collage. Develop a Parti diagram + Q&A with Gallery staff \ directors
wk5 - observed thresholds that define change in function use or behaviour + schematic plan
Break - Refine and revisit concepts
wk6 - Massing
wk7 - scale and massing + open crit
wk8 - Experience in space, sense 
wk9 - develop physical model + story
wk10 - wrapping up

wk1 to wk3 (we get to know the brief, researched about the site, map the area regarding (sun path, weather), learned history about the site and understand the site overlay the important one being heritage overlay. Through analysis I learned the consideration to take in our
design for examples by looking at flora and fauna involved in the johnstone park, the Geelong main areas for tourists, the traffic, parking areas proximity, the census of the area such as gender and age and consider by design of the building in ways to cater needs of 
different demography. Developed a serial vision to better understan the walking route around the site area.
 
wk4 we looked at precedent studies for inspiration and for a sense of style, we had q&a with gallery staff or directors to have better understand of the outcomes from the gallery users and public perspective we started to develop a parti diagram with the analysis we did
previous week and from the meeting we had with gallery staff and unit tutors. We use proper proportion of schematic plan to explore floor designs to help explore with different styles of floor plan that could be potentially used for our gallery and for our key concepts.

wk5 we observed a thresholds other than just a door which can change the function or behavour of the gallery. We started bubble digram to explore different uses and programme for our gallery and develop a schematic plan in proportion.

During break we revisited our concept further and refine it to atleast three key concept that can help with the design of our gallery.

week 6 to wk7 we developed a massing of our model and explored different forms and facades and also develop our schematic plan in 1 to two hundred ratio. we had a open crit where we presented our idea so far to get feedback from other group tutors and student. from different
opinion helped use understand our concept better and things we could improve on after that.

wk8 we looked at and understand the experience and awareness we can develop in our gallery room through use of different programe, use of space and lightings. identify and finalised in our gallery.

wk9 developed a physical model to help understand.   

week 9 The physical model that changed the facade treatment
key bits that changed the significant part of changes 
intelligent driven process where you're designing 

week 4 develop parti diagram of having public threshold or realm at a ground level and programme on uppper or lower floor. (concept, massing)
week 6 floating concept on top of city hall(heritage overlay) (massing)
week 9 physical model changed in forecourt and treatment of public entry from park side (facade design)

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Studio A + B 👇🏻

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09 Sep 2020

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Studio A+

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Sam rhino folder

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3dm rhino folder

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Studio A + B 👇🏻

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Heydar Aliyev Centre,
Location : 1 Heydar Aliyev Ave, Bake  1033, Azerbayan.
Architect : Zaha Hadid Architects
Architecture style : Neo -futurism

*Distinctive architecture and flowing,
*curved style that eschews sharp angle

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WEEK 1-5

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Studio A + B

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Studio A

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cpanganayi@deakin.edu.au

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Studio A

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Studio A

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Demographic data link

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btasevski@deakin.edu.au

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This document porivdes information, images and links relating to the project, site and additional insightful information.

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kdombrai@deakin.edu.au

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2D urban space for built and un-built form

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thomasrin@deakin.edu.au

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jthakur@deakin.edu.au

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singhshw@deakin.edu.au

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huangyich@deakin.edu.au

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vtorcasio@deakin.edu.au

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ammohammadi@deakin.edu.au

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1. Sign up and Log into Padlet with your proper name, this stops the anonymous posting and we can see who we might be talking to or who the comments are from...

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4. Upload jpg files of studio development which are prepared beforehand using proper scanning techniques (use mobile scanners - such as CAMSCANNER app for manual drawings).

4 Label your posts with a date or development stage

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6. Anything else, I am open to suggestions!