Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
List-Schedule
10:00 pm - finish all content
~10:15 pm - skype to review and discuss quick revisions
~11:15 pm - revisions and pdf
~11:30 pm - send
sound good?
Drawing List per board:
(Board 1)
Text - Rough Draft complete - to be finished by Ken
Diagram - Completed
Section Perspective Rendering -
a. modeling by Taka tomorrow morning/afternoon
b. render and post production by Minyoung after hours
(Board 2)
Plan - Taka (or whoever that has time during the day?)
Axon line Diagram - make 2d quicky to explain the logic of its orientation, sloping, and program assignments etc - Minyoung
Connection typologies * photos & drawings? or just photos? - Christine
Construction sequence diagram - Christine
(Board 3)
Written Material/Supporting documentation
a. materials, budget, construction schedule (including deinstallation)- Ken
b. pictures of the material used - plastic tubes, metal pipes, zip ties
c. state how our design complies with the following requirements -Ken
•Create a gathering place for 50 or more people, providing shade and rain cover
•Consider the full lifecycle of the materials used—where they come from and where they will go after the island closes for the 2010 season
•Provide for the design and construction of the project, including sourcing all materials
•All materials must be able to be transported on the Coursen Ferry (12’6” clearance)
•The structure must be freestanding, and cannot penetrate the ground to a depth greater than 6”
•The design must be approved by the Governors Island Preservation and Education Corporation (GIPEC), the Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC), and the NYC Department of Buildings prior to construction
•Include a budget that anticipates all costs of fabrication, transportation, installation, and de‐installation
d. optional questions to answer -
•How will the pavilion support educating the public about arts programs on the island?
•How will the pavilion support informal performances or lectures? - The stage?
•What other kinds of activities could take place in the pavilion?
mini
~10:15 pm - skype to review and discuss quick revisions
~11:15 pm - revisions and pdf
~11:30 pm - send
sound good?
Drawing List per board:
(Board 1)
Text - Rough Draft complete - to be finished by Ken
Diagram - Completed
Section Perspective Rendering -
a. modeling by Taka tomorrow morning/afternoon
b. render and post production by Minyoung after hours
(Board 2)
Plan - Taka (or whoever that has time during the day?)
Axon line Diagram - make 2d quicky to explain the logic of its orientation, sloping, and program assignments etc - Minyoung
Connection typologies * photos & drawings? or just photos? - Christine
Construction sequence diagram - Christine
(Board 3)
Written Material/Supporting documentation
a. materials, budget, construction schedule (including deinstallation)- Ken
b. pictures of the material used - plastic tubes, metal pipes, zip ties
c. state how our design complies with the following requirements -Ken
•Create a gathering place for 50 or more people, providing shade and rain cover
•Consider the full lifecycle of the materials used—where they come from and where they will go after the island closes for the 2010 season
•Provide for the design and construction of the project, including sourcing all materials
•All materials must be able to be transported on the Coursen Ferry (12’6” clearance)
•The structure must be freestanding, and cannot penetrate the ground to a depth greater than 6”
•The design must be approved by the Governors Island Preservation and Education Corporation (GIPEC), the Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC), and the NYC Department of Buildings prior to construction
•Include a budget that anticipates all costs of fabrication, transportation, installation, and de‐installation
d. optional questions to answer -
•How will the pavilion support educating the public about arts programs on the island?
•How will the pavilion support informal performances or lectures? - The stage?
•What other kinds of activities could take place in the pavilion?
mini
Mini's opinion
I like the sketches. That's sort of how the curvy option started. I laid down a grid along the site axis and the north/south axis. Attaching the image.
Anyways, if we are going for simpler, I think the first one is good.
I am not entirely sure if we need a hole for the stage in the end...
Maybe it's cooler if one of the bundle comes down to form a stage kind of similar to the bench.
I don't know. I vote for #1.
Plan Diagrams
Hey...
We looked at the drawings mini and taka did... and we like the second one with the red section, for its simplicity and clarity, and we like the programmatic logic of sun shading, stage, gathering spaces. and seating areas... so we try to make them come together.
I think the undulations and curves will come in how the pipes are bundled and tie together... and some sectional shifts, especially in getting lower to become seats and for blocking the sun, etc. But the plan remains kind of simple...
So we made three attempts... which do you guys like better?
c
We looked at the drawings mini and taka did... and we like the second one with the red section, for its simplicity and clarity, and we like the programmatic logic of sun shading, stage, gathering spaces. and seating areas... so we try to make them come together.
I think the undulations and curves will come in how the pipes are bundled and tie together... and some sectional shifts, especially in getting lower to become seats and for blocking the sun, etc. But the plan remains kind of simple...
So we made three attempts... which do you guys like better?
c