Firstly, I began to look at existing pavilions, to see if I can take certain aspects of it and make it in dynamo or Grasshopper.
The first pavilion experimentation are purely made within Revit. The process of creating this form was firstly creating a…
After discussing within the group, we decide to assign each person to explore and learn Dynamo packages to excel our learning with…
Iteration of possible floor plan for the pavilion
Requirements for pavilion:
Heart Rate monitors
After discussion and receiving feedback from our coach, we’ve started to look into possible objective/goals that we can try to achieve that will be beneficial for everyone.
When somebody is stressed, they tend to over-exaggerate the problem/cause of stress causing them to become more stressed about it. One possibility to explore this concept within VR is by using shadows of harmless objects to create shapes that are exaggerated and cause…
Following the presentation this week and from discussions with our coach Justin, our plan moving forward has changed in some ways. This post will outline some of these changes.
Old ideas we will continue:
From this week’s feedback on the presentation, my group and I realized that we were heading in the wrong direction for the pavilion project. Therefore, we decided to join with the fabrication group to make decisions on how we can fabricate and optimize the pavilion. Just as…
After week 5 presentation, the outcome didn't go as smoothly as we wanted. The BIM group has discuss and decided to split into 2 groups.
Initially, as a group we were struggling of thinking about how we would collaborate with other teams since VR is almost in it’s own world and won’t be a physical feature of the pavilion. After consulting tutors, we realised that VR could be an extremely useful tool in visualising…
Iterations, iterations, iterations. Between making, fabrication, and BIM. Each group was offering up their designs to be explored, developed and analysed.
