As I started to develop my models about the program of my building, I decided to way heavy on how designers approach a project. I focused on the sculptural look of art because essentially as a designer, you have to look at a simple space and make that space creative and interactive.
#1- In this model, I decided to take an organic shape that is more than likely found near or by a waterfront which is the seashell. The seashell has a ridged texture that replicates the surface of the site. The base of the paper cup makes these curvature elements that continue throughout the ribbon. The void spaces in the ribbon also create movement in the space as the solid shape start to create a structural base.
#2- In this model, I used the trichromatic colors to convey the different views of designers. The rubber bands are interlocked and overlapped over the wood to create layers to these pieces. The wooden pieces are slightly being drawn into each other from the top to bridge the gap between artists and architects.
#3- In this model, the wood pieces have a variation of color as well as size. This represents the levels of the artistic style and aesthetics. With the view on the left, you see this large piece of wood that creates movement from left to right but the small spaces become just as appealing because it makes the space interesting from different views. This is prevail in my program because even when for example, a photographer is setting up a scenery, if the staged area is for a car advertisement versus a portrait ad, the spaces will vary.
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