In this week's tutorial, we were to place our three exemplar house plus the cabin in the given site called Mount Methodology in Charlette city.
Zooming in to Datum Drive, there you'll find my chosen site, with contours added in and the surrounding environmental context. The very top roof plan in pink is the Samford House, placed almost in isolation as it is in its actual context. The floor plan at the very bottom in purple outline belongs to Stretto House, situated in a slightly hilly context. The orange outline is the Taringa house sitting over the gully and on a hilly part of the site as well. Right next to it is adashed red line where I will place my Cabin... more on the design in later posts!!!
I've also added the climatic context of the site as this will greatly influence the design and orientation of my cabin.
Thanks to Paul Kruger for copies of the Samford House drawings. Here's a link to his site:
http://architectureresearchanalyseresolve.blogspot.com/2010/03/samford-house-site-plan_17.html
Thanks to Grant Chapman for copies of the Stretto House drawings. Here's a link to his site:
http://arkmedsbrisbane.blogspot.com/
Zooming in to Datum Drive, there you'll find my chosen site, with contours added in and the surrounding environmental context. The very top roof plan in pink is the Samford House, placed almost in isolation as it is in its actual context. The floor plan at the very bottom in purple outline belongs to Stretto House, situated in a slightly hilly context. The orange outline is the Taringa house sitting over the gully and on a hilly part of the site as well. Right next to it is adashed red line where I will place my Cabin... more on the design in later posts!!!I've also added the climatic context of the site as this will greatly influence the design and orientation of my cabin.
Thanks to Paul Kruger for copies of the Samford House drawings. Here's a link to his site:
http://architectureresearchanalyseresolve.blogspot.com/2010/03/samford-house-site-plan_17.html
Thanks to Grant Chapman for copies of the Stretto House drawings. Here's a link to his site:
http://arkmedsbrisbane.blogspot.com/
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