Final Vitra Museum Model

1. Front view of the museum (Sketchup Vray)
2. Aerial view of the museum (Sketchup Vray):

Vitra Museum 3D model progress

Group:
Justin Lee: (Me)
Steven Lim: http://hyungsublimarch1390-2010.blogspot.com/
Geoff Ashmore: http://geoffashmorearch1390-2010.blogspot.com/

Vitra Museum 3D Model progress:
1: The base of the vitra museum is outlined, which will become the core of the model.
2: The base of the museum is extruded up using the 'push and pull' tool, to the exact height of the first floor.
3: Worked on bits and pieces of complex geometry in the musuem
4: Almost finishing the details included in the first floor of the vitra musuem 3d model.
5. Completed the spiral staircase, and progression of the roof of the museum.
6. Further progression of the roof.

A3 Interactive Poster

http://www.filefront.com/17332285/a3.pdf

Peer review

Final Layar

Daylight Front view:

Daylight front view 2:

Close up of the front view of the dwelling/environment:
Front view of the dwelling/environment:
Inside the dwelling looking up:

Final A1 poster

I couldn't upload the actual A1 size of the poster, because for some reason it comes up with an error, so i reduced the size to 5000x7079. In the final poster, as said in the draft poster, i have gotten rid of the 'fourth' image to make more space for the text at the bottom. I have also included a layout of various different coloured circles as my background, which accentuates the theme of the building, in which uses the characteristics of 'curvature'. In my background, i have used three colours, which are the primary colours found on the creature itself. I believe it increases the style of the poster, and also made the background of the text a colour that contrasts with the black-coloured text. I have also placed borders around the circle images to help contrast between the background.

Draft A1 poster

As presented in the draft grid layout, a few changes were made, such as the 'fourth' image was taken out, and the text of the 500word was lengthened, as the 500words weren't able to fit in the small tight space. Also i was planning to insert a photo of the creature and its habitat/dwelling in the background, however, the background and the text were almost blending in, making it difficult for the text to be eligible, so i had chosen to make the background a plain white colour.