MAKING & MODELING, FALL 2014FND 3010, Instructor: Delia Gott delia.gott@the-bac.edu Thursdays, 7:15PM - 10:15PM, 320 Newbury St., Room 409

SYLLABUS

IntroductionsSite VisitAssignment #1

FND3010 MAKING AND MODELING FALL 2014

Make-Up Class

08/28

10/23 10/30

12/04

09/1109/04

10/09

11/13

09/18 09/25 10/02

11/0610/16

11/20 11/27

ASSIGNMENT #1

ASSIGNMENT #2

CLASS GROWTH MANIFESTO

WE WANT TO TRY TO FOLLOW THE NORMS BELOW IN ORDER TO HELP CREATE THE BEST POSSIBLE LEARNING EXPERIENCE FOR OURSELVES AND OUR COLLEAGUES

http://www.brucemaudesign.com/

LUDWIG MIES VAN DER ROHE (1886-1969)

A GERMAN-BORN ARCHITECT AND EDUCATOR, IS WIDELY ACKNOWLEDGED AS ONE OF THE 20TH CENTURY’S GREATEST ARCHITECTS. BY EMPHASIZING OPEN SPACE AND REVEALING THE INDUSTRIAL MATERIALS USED IN CONSTRUCTION, HE HELPED DEFINE MODERN ARCHITECTURE.

the Boston Harbor Islands Pavilion - utile, Boston

http://www.utiledesign.com

The Boston Harbor Islands Pavilion was designed to raise awareness of the nearby Boston Harbor Islands—a natural resource that is only a twenty-minute boat ride from Downtown Boston. Two sculptural roof canopies definethepavilionandprovidespatialdefinitionandprotectionfortwokiosks,alarge-scalemapoftheislandsincised into the pavement, and a permanent exhibit that highlights the rich historical and ecological diversity of the archipelago. The open-air pavilion is staffed by National Park Service rangers and personnel from the BostonHarborIslandAlliance,theParkService’snon-profitpartner.

The pavilion was located and shaped by carefully studying the structure from a variety of vantage points using a digital model that included the surrounding urban context. The pavilion roofs guide rainwater from the structures into a catch basin, which then guides stormwater into an irrigation system for the adjacent lawn..

GRAPHIC STANDARDS - LINE WEIGHT

GRAPHIC STANDARDS -ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION

CASCADE HOUSE - PAUL RAFF STUDIO

PAUL RUDOLPH - ORANGE COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTRE

PAUL RUDOLPH - THE COLLONADE CONDOMINIUM

THANK YOU!

NEXT WEEK WE MEET AT 7:15PM IN ROOM 503