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working towards the SCHEMATIC DESIGN REVIEW
C.Keith, TSA S-15.…….a clear concept is translated into a section.
drawing with tone and texture - note the treatment of context (the drawing beautifully sets up THE URBAN VOID, the spatial container in which the new building is inserted).
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working towards the SCHEMATIC DESIGN REVIEW Â - Â S E C T I O N
sections should express the tectonics of a building - thick | thin; opaque | transparent; open | closed - and show the flow of space or the separation of spaces (vertically and horizontally) in a building.
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sophomore year, spring 2020, rendered section
S E C T I O N Â D R A W I N G
BUILDING SECTION [rendered, with shade and some color for material indication] (from Pinterest) Â https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/145170787959190909/?lp=true
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S E C T I O N Â D R A W I N GÂ
BUILDING SECTION [rendered, with shade and some color for material indication] (from Pinterest) Â https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/145170787959190909/?lp=true
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S E C T I O N Â P E R S P E C T I V E
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S E C T I O N Â D R A W I N G S
- Â BUILDING SECTION [rendered, with shade and some color for material indication] (from Pinterest) Â Â https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/145170787959190909/?lp=true
-  BUILDING SECTION [exterior spaces rendered]  - Origo Arkitektgruppe, Kronstadt Psychiatric Hospital  https://www.archdaily.com/451158/kronstad-origo-arkitektgruppe
-  BUILDING SECTION [rendered with tone] - Steven Holl, Visual Arts Building, University of Iowa  https://www.dezeen.com/2016/10/10/visual-arts-building-steven-holl-university-iowa/
-  BUILDING SECTION [poche for walls + ceilings] - Metaform Arch., 7 Units Housing Building, Luxembourg   https://www.archdaily.com/319256/7-units-housing-building-metaform-architectureÂ
- Â BUILDING SECTION [inverted] - CHECK THIS WEBSITE FOR DIAGRAMS+VIEWS+GRAPHICSÂ https://www.behance.net/gallery/4141925/Highrise-Proposal-Tokyo
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Photoshop Render of Inhabited Section. Being fairly new to photoshop and to architectural rendering, I am still trying to find the balance between too much crowding and too much detail, and not enough detail and context. As this is a section, the main aim still should be to show the spatial arrangement; hinting at the usage for each room without taking away from the clarity of form. Communication is key in all drawings; digital or hand drawings. But for me, I am also trying to find that balance between artistic expression and personal identity, and realistic representation. I am not at the skill level of being able to create photo-realistic rendering, but nor would I want to. The individual identity and artistic flair that comes through in architectural drawings is, to me, far more exciting than renders that appear as photographs. And this artistic identity is something I hope to cultivate through my work as I do more work on photoshop and by hand.Â
