Hi Guys,
Sorry about this but the final review date has been moved due to constraints as to when the end of semester exhibition can occur.
THE FINAL SUBMISSION: TUESDAY 15 JUNE
FOLIO SUBMISSION: THURSDAY 17 JUNE
(4PM AT ARCHITECTURE RECEPTION)
EXHIBITION SETUP: MONDAY 21 JUNE (9.30-2.00PM)
This means the following:
Your design should be
completed by Monday 7 June - this will give you 1 week to build a final model and complete the drawings and folio
Like the interim semester you should compile a limited number of sheets (between 10-15) from your portfolio to form a digitial presentation.
Therefore -
you have 10-11 days to finish the design process.
The submission requirements are:
1) Complete one set of drawings for the final project: these should be incorporated into your portfolio and be to scale. You might include other diagrams or written text to explain the critical design moves
2) Refine your position statement: it should clearly set out the intentions of the projects, conceptual framework and approach. The position statement should be written as an accompanying explanation of the project. In other words, if you were not there to present the project, the position statement would work as a substitute.
3) Construct a hybrid drawing / model using the laser cutter. The model should incorporate at least one plan and one section as an etched drawing. Think laterally as to how these might be included in the model – is it a pull-apart model? - do you have sliding components which have the drawings etched on them (as if a slender cut is removed from the model)? – are they somehow printed around the model on the base? There are many options. If you wish, you could elaborate on this by including other drawings (ie. axo’s, perspectives) as part of the hybrid model.
4) Provide a printout of the complete portfolio of the
whole semesters work – do not bind it – but collate the sheets in the correct order. Include an index and coversheet. The position statement should effectively work as an introduction to the projects within the portfolio. Remember that the order of the work does not have to follow the sequence in which the work was completed (if there is ancillary or less relevant work to the projects this can be placed in an appendix).