Model 2: Progress Shots


Materials: Card Paper (from an art diary)
Scale: 1:20 


Overall, I was really happy with the representation of light and shadow in this model. I also felt it was a good way to experiment with modelling organic shapes within the restrictions presented by the materials I had available at home. However, I didn't like that the roof began to cave in somewhat. That said, I think the curved shape the paper took fits with the overall scheme for this design concept. 



Interior, with figures added in Photoshop.

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This design was inspired by curved paper/card models of Zaha Hadid.  Source:  https://www.dezeen.com/2007/05/15/works-on-paper-by-zaha-hadid/ I first attempted to create these curved and layered surfaces using regular printer paper. Initially, I found it easy to fold along the curved lines after using a pen to score the lines. However, after leaving them for some time and attempting to glue the paper to tracing paper, I found it lost it had significantly lost its shape. Attempting to fold it back along the curved scoring lines just creased the paper and created quite a messy looking model. Materials: Card Paper, Printer Paper, Tracing Paper Scale: 1:20 Close-up on Roof Long-shots of this model give a grander scale and provide a better feel for what a realised version might seem like in its site context. However, given the model's size, and the set-up available to me, it is difficult to take photos against a plain background. I used tracing paper to...
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