Key points brought up by Yasu during the lecture:
- Site and project context - Must be what is given
- She sheds have to remain because they are heritage listed
- We need to find a suitable position within our sites for the Folie design
Some ideas for the A1 poster:
- Have a heroic image of the Folie? Something attract the viewer from far away.
- Font reasonable size (not too small or too large).
- Site context needs to be given on the poster - WHERE?
- Think about structural elements - HOW can we actually stand the building?
- Choice of materials - WHY?
- Colour? - be true to the materials and utilise its propertise? Use paint or texture to cover its
- Make sure the Folie fits at least one person
- Cold, warm? What feeling to people get from visiting the Folie? possibly show this on the poster?
- Use diagrams to explain the concept.
Some of the interesting exemplars shown in the lecture:
- Jen Nouvel - Serpentine Gallery, Summer Pavillion
- Kennett Snelson - Needle Tower
- Good example of tension and compression done well.
- Transparency through the structure.
- Daniel Libeskind - Memory machine (Lebbus Woods have done a log entry about this design)
- Tado Ando - Church of light
- Richard Serra - Intersection 2.
- Idea about presence and how the house can be installed on site.
- How a house could be brought into the site.
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