Chosen Plan
Sunday 17 June 2018
2 MOVING ELEMENTS
Two Moving Elements
The windows in workshop and studio can be opened by rotating them along the centre of the windows. This provides the room a lively environment which engages the students to study in.
The glass roof in workshop and studio is supported by several column rails, which allows them to be lifted above the wall. This design leads more light and air into the room in sunny days, and on rainy days it prevent the students from getting wet while studying.
REAL TIME IMAGES IN LUMION
Overall Environment
Lecture Theatre
Workshop, Studio and Computer Lab
Space for Staffs
Study Space for Students
Gallery and Library
EXPERIMENT 3 SUBMISSION: THEORY
Theory
- - Engagement
- - Sustainability
- - Movement
- - Stimulation
- - Bright
“Buildings and urban spaces should be designed first and foremost
around their occupants.”
“With abundant views and natural light, people using them
can observe the activity and the natural world outside, and those outside have
a glimpse of what’s happening inside. They are separated yet connected, and
they help to connect their communities together.”
Reference:
Gander, Kashmira. ‘How Architecture Uses Space, light and
Material to Affect Your Mood’, 19 April 2016. Accessed 18 June 2018. https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/design/how-architecture-uses-space-light-and-material-to-affect-your-mood-american-institute-architects-a6985986.html
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