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Zhi Zheng

Anna Li

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1. Generation and Transformation of Pattern

Bentley’s snowflakes Michael Schumacher World Champion Tower

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2. Creating dialogues with its environment

Design can achieve so through reflecting it

site-context

What to Reflect?

Urban Form: The distribution of vegetation .

The significance of the site as transportation

joint.

How to Join those layers of information?

eg. Datascap

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3. Dynamic architecture

Dynamic form is a three dimensional work that conveys an illusion of

movement and change. According to my understanding, it includes 2

aspects, which are its dynamic outline/shape and its inherent visual

transformation.

An dynamic shape often contains flow lines and irregular space

distribution. E.g.1&2

Visual transformations are always carried out by varies angles that form

between surfaces, i.e. viewpoint alteration. E.g.3

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Case study

Shadow – Play with sunlight

By laying each one of the bricks at the desired angle and

intervals allows to create a pattern that covers the entire

building façade. According to the angle at which they are set,

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Every brick forms a certain degree with the vertical panel and its

degree causes the variable shadow. View from distance, the mini-

shadow and the reflect of sunlight together forms a "grape" pattern-

the chief resource of vineyard. Along with the sunlight movement or

change of viewpoint, the mini-shadow changes, thus the static wall

have dynamic pattern.

Case study

Dynamic experience

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Sustainable Structure system associated with form and texture

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4. Fabricate and installation

ENERGY EFFICIENCY has been a major focus

of design and construction

•Digital design-better controlling process and increasing the precision

from design stage to manufacture stage

•Large component Break into small units

•Minimizes energy and material wastetypical to site construction.

•Future re-use of the building without typical demolition and disposal

waste of materials.

•Less impact to local environment

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MATERIALS Wheat board • No toxins,made from agricultural waste products left over from the harvesting of grains. •low waste and reduced embodied energy. •Natural, cultural- farming area •Rapidly growing suburban

Gateway •Wyndham city •Outer south-western suburbs •Dry-land agricultural farming areas

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