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Architecture 2nd year at QUT
Welcome to project 1 of 2nd year Architecture at QUT. If any images are hard to view just double click on them and it will enlarge it for you. This is my first blog and I have now got a new appreciation for those of you that do this, my hat goes off to you.
Enjoy and any comments would be greatly appreciated.
Enjoy and any comments would be greatly appreciated.
Links to the Sunrise Beach House, by Wilson Architects
Sunrise Beach House, Wilson Architects.
Front entry into the House
Sunrise Beach House, Wilson Architects.
View from the North East, over the pool
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- Cabin Design
- Three Dimensional view of my Cabin
- Section of Cabin
- Cabin Elevations
- Cabin Floor Plans
- Site Location for Cabin ,
- diagrams
- Analysis of examplar house, site and context
- Analysis of examplar house, original hand drawings.
- Analysis of examplar house, original hand drawings.
- Exemplar analysis on the Sunrise Beach House
- Isaacson-Davis House, By John Wardle
- Chicken Point Cabin. By Tom Kundig
- Sunrise Beach House, By Wilson Architects.
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"What is the ‘big (IDEA)’ behind this project?"
"The primary objective is to explore and interrogate the interplay between the internal and external beach landscape. A palette of raw concrete, glass and zinc offset with the warmth of timber and woven cane screens create an environment of contrasting ‘elegance’ and ‘rawness’, mirroring the tension of the fluidity of the sea and the stillness of the sand. Thus, there is a continual suspension between movement and stillness, internal and external. The primary joinery pieces are geometrical and solid – they interact with each other to become cabinets, cupboards, stairs, tables and spaces. "
Australian design review, 2007 Sunrise Beach House, http://www.idea-awards.com.au/round-4/sunrise-beach-house/ (Assessed 2nd March 2010)
"The primary objective is to explore and interrogate the interplay between the internal and external beach landscape. A palette of raw concrete, glass and zinc offset with the warmth of timber and woven cane screens create an environment of contrasting ‘elegance’ and ‘rawness’, mirroring the tension of the fluidity of the sea and the stillness of the sand. Thus, there is a continual suspension between movement and stillness, internal and external. The primary joinery pieces are geometrical and solid – they interact with each other to become cabinets, cupboards, stairs, tables and spaces. "
Australian design review, 2007 Sunrise Beach House, http://www.idea-awards.com.au/round-4/sunrise-beach-house/ (Assessed 2nd March 2010)
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