Digital Practice and Theory of a Booth

Thank you for taking the time to view my work, this shall be the last post of the semester. 

Showing the capsule in its environment in a clear and concise manner. I especially wanted the perspectives to match the graphic language of the rest of the pamphlet.

Assembly Axonometric: A break down of the capsule - how it could be assembled or disassembled, as well as a few of the key materials that were used in the construction of the capsule.

Sections (splitting the capsule in half and showing all of the different sections as labelled on the floorplans)

Capsule Floorplans

Site Plan: A closer look at the location of the capsule.

Research Portion: I decided to go with a more log entry type approach (I felt it connected better with my narrative than a heavy research section)

Field Agent

Regional Map: mapping out the landscape and the layout of the city of Eshemel (note the location of the ruins and the capsule in relation to the rest of the city).

Narrative Context

This is the overall spread of the manual (page 1 on left and page 2 on the right).

The proceeding images will be a break down of the pamphlet manual produced for the end of this course. Uploaded to CuLearn will be a pdf indicating the exact location of the fold lines for the pamphlet, but I prefer it without so they will be presented here as such. Enjoy the following images and take time to read through the narrative elements; they help provide further context for the drawings.

Renderings of the final “physical” model. Description of the model was posted earlier.

Right: Resin Wood Ring - https://www.treehugger.com/sustainable-fashion/wood-and-resin-rings-secret-wood.html 

Two Screenshots taken during the development of a digital version of the physical final model.