Apr 18, 2017
Reflective and textured metal paneling on the walls of the Avery elevator
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Reflective and textured metal paneling on the walls of the Avery elevator
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Spray paint booth
a. Sounds in the space echo quickly but are also dampened very quickly. There is also a constant white noise coming from the spray paint box.
b. Materials include glass, metal, drywall and plastic. There are a lot of objects scattered about including stools, spray paint cans, first aid materials and trash.
c. The room is approximately 12′ long, 6′ wide, 12′ high.
Tripoli International Fair in Lebanon, designed by Oscar Niemeyer in 1963
How does architectural representation appeal to different user groups? This drawing is meant to explore the way in which architectural representation often attempts to appeal to particular user groups after the design has been finalized. I looked at advertisements that were meant to appeal to the three different user groups of my building (nursing staff, Alzheimer’s patients and hipsters), identified elements from those advertisements (people, objects, surface materials and context), and copy-and-pasted those elements onto an axonometric template.