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1) The document describes a design studio project focused on self-expression through architectural space. 2) Students combined three design ideas - a cylindrical surface generated by a sliding line, a series of linked rectangular planes bent to create a spiral structure, and overhead and parallel planes to define an enclosed space. 3) Their final design, called "The Vague", included three horizontal cylindrical spirals made of bent rectangular planes to provide a wavy, relaxing feel and function as a table, with a geometric maze pattern outlining its shape.
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This document discusses elements of design including line, shape, form, plane, and configuration of planes. It describes how a point becomes a line with direction and position, and how a line becomes a shape with length, width, and orientation. It defines a form as a plane with depth, giving it properties like vertex, edge, face, and orientation in space. The document also discusses how forms can be transformed through changes in dimension, subtraction, or addition. It examines horizontal and vertical planes and how they define spaces, including base, overhead, depressed, elevated, parallel, U-shaped, and L-shaped configurations of planes.
Three Dimensional Space
The picture plane refers to both the actual surface of the drawing and the imaginary transparent plane through which the artist views the subject. When drawing, the artist looks through the imaginary plane to observe the subject, then transfers this information to the actual drawing surface. Different uses of the picture plane can change the perceived spatial relationship between elements in the drawing.
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2. Parallel line development uses parallel lines and is used for objects with parallel surfaces like prisms and cylinders. Radial line development uses lines radiating from a central point and is used for cones and pyramids.
3. Triangulation development involves subdividing ruled surfaces into triangular areas and is used for polyhedrons and single curved surfaces. Approximate development involves stretching and is used for spheres.
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Sakshi Maheshwari, Interior Design , Dezyne E'cole College.
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