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- 1. PORTFOLIO BY CLINTON W. BROYLES
- 2. ENDS 105 FALL 2003 CLINTON W. BROYLES KINETIC METAL STABILE BEHAVIORAL SETTING KINETIC WOOD PROJECT ENDS 170 FINAL PROJECT PAINTINGS
- 5. KINETIC METAL STABILE DEVELOPMENT The conception of the metal stabile began with loose sketches of shapes I wished to incorporate. The sketch shown here shows the initial wire frame I was considering. I developed this study model from the sketch above.
- 6. KINETIC METAL STABILE DEVELOPMENT The final model was constructed out of galvanized steel using telescoped pieces stitched together to obtain the shape of the base.
- 13. BEHAVIORAL SETTING DEVELOPMENT The study model was constructed to help visualize the house three dimensionally. This sketch shows an overhead view of my original idea for the house and landscape.
- 14. BEHAVIORAL SETTING DEVELOPMENT The final model was created using thick matte board and landscaped with cardboard for terrain and baby’s breath for trees and shrubs.
- 15. BEHAVIORAL SETTING INTERIOR The downstairs interior features a staircase, grand piano, fireplace, aquarium, and sitting space. The second-story interior features a geometric window arrangement allowing only indirect sunlight into the room.
- 21. BEHAVIORAL SETTING The front of a stone colored residence with a blue roof stands before us. We are facing southeast, standing in the front lawn, as the breeze crosses our faces bringing with it the smells and tastes of fried chicken and corn bread from the kitchen (located on the western side of the house). It is late afternoon as we approach the large hickory door. On either side of the door long skinny vertical windows composed of sculpted glass reflect the afternoon sun in such a way that a prism effect appears across the pane. Upon opening the heavy hickory door, the distinctive smell of the house becomes apparent. The very pale blue carpeting across the entrance hall in the living room has evidently been cleaned with an apple cinnamon flavored cleaning solution, which is the most noticeable smell at first entering the house. Vaughan Williams’ The Lark Ascending softly plays from the sound system in the living room. The entrance consists of pearl colored tiles, which create an opalescent shine and reflect the diffracted light coming through the two windows on either side of the door. Below these windows are arrangements of orchids, which emit a pleasant fragrance. We now turn to face the living room. To our right is the circular shaped kitchen, and just around the corner, on the northeast side of the house, supper is cooking. The pearl colored tile continues to the edge of the kitchen where tile merges into an oak floor. The light reflects off the blue roof above the kitchen and enters the wide upright windows that exist on the roof where one section drops off and another begins. The effect is crescent shaped patterns of blue light gleaming across the ceiling. Right outside the kitchen wall, on the southwest side, wind chimes sound creating an inviting environment for a meal. The furniture consists of a medium toned oak finish. Four chairs surround a round table placed near the southwest wall, opposite the refrigerator, oven, and stove. On the eastern wall the sink and dishwasher are positioned. The fragrance of the cooking chicken follows us as we head into the living room where there is a configuration of lounge chairs, a couch, a coffee table, an aquarium on the far wall, and a sound system set up next to the aquarium. The dominant sound and smell again become the Vaughan Williams classical music and the apple cinnamon scent. Light enters through upright windows in the ceiling and surrounding windows on the southern walls. The furniture is upholstered in navy fabric and surrounds a deep burgundy oval coffee table. A floral arrangement rests on the center of the table and contains the brightest colors in the room and therefore, stands out with remarkable contrast. SENSORY SCENARIO
- 22. BEHAVIORAL SETTING We then exit the house into the backyard, where we hear the sounds of the fountain splashing and feel the evaporative cooling from both the fountain and the pool beyond the fountain. The off-white textured concrete leads us around the fountain to a shaded area where white poolside furniture is arranged. Beyond the semicircular lap pool and circular hot tub, the landscaping of the backyard envelops most of the walk. Trees, bushes, shrubs, and flowers continue from the small separating wall at the edge of the pool walk to the fence on the western edge of the property. The buzzing of bees, the chirping of birds, the song of the wind chimes fill the air. An open field of grass exists on the eastern side of the yard, where the children enjoy playing games and running around. Now we head back into the house and find our way to the bedroom, which is located up a flight of stairs west of the living room. The walls of the bedroom are a deep mahogany, and the carpeting is soft, fine and beige. The bedspread on the king-sized bed is forest green and silky. The smell of vanilla fills the room as the scented candles burn in the adjacent bathroom. Light enters the bedroom indirectly through Venetian blinds, which cover the giant windows on the eastern and western walls. On the southern wall a door leads to a walk-in closet. The closet is lit by a fluorescent light fixture, which makes a diamond shape on the ceiling. The closet is spacious and comfortable to move about in. We move back into the bedroom and find on the opposite wall to the bathroom a wide opening leading to the bathroom. The floor in the bathroom is ivory colored with patterns of gold. There is a skylight over our heads and to our right where the sink and mirror are positioned. The natural lighting gives us an accurate depiction of our appearance. On the far wall away from the bedroom is the bath, which is also ivory white. The shower is to our left as we enter the room. It is surrounded by glass with golden leaves growing up from the base. The vanilla fragrance from the candles is stronger as we walk about the bathroom. The pleasant sound from the radio-alarm clock begins to sound from the bedroom, signifying the chicken is finished cooking and the time for this tour has drawn to an end. Thank you for visiting my design home. SENSORY SCENARIO
- 24. KINETIC WOOD MODEL DEVELOPMENT My initial idea was to create a game that involved keeping a ball rolling down a track until it fell into a bucket at the end of the track. To the right are sketches of two preliminary designs I considered.
- 25. KINETIC WOOD MODEL DEVELOPMENT These sketches show a side and top view of a more developed plan for the model including some tentative dimensions, ideas for a handle and ball release, and methods to connect the pieces of the track.
- 26. KINETIC WOOD MODEL DEVELOPMENT The final model was constructed with- out the use of glue. All connections were made using pegs. Every other one of the platforms rotates as shown in the picture.
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