ARCH1390 - Assignment 2 - Final Presentation

The link to the Development Application of the house :
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tywacvy1in5unn6/ARCH1390_Assignment2_SammySudjono_2013.pdf


The link to the Lumion file :
https://www.dropbox.com/s/58cz74e1o78ncpd/ARCH1390%20Final%20Model%20Sammy%20Sudjono.spr

https://www.dropbox.com/s/dwo3d3cdrfs2p50/ARCH1390%20Final%20Model%20Sammy%20Sudjono.sva


The link to the Google Sketchup file :
https://www.dropbox.com/s/sgimiwk6kzd8lyt/ARCH1390%20Assignment%202.skp

ARCH1390 - Assignment 2 - Weekly progress 2

Trial Design of the house

'Spaceship' roof sketches

During the week I try to research appropriate roof for the house, I am trying to adopt the shape of the spaceship for the roof. Even it seems ridiculous, but i got inspiration from those sketches. I try to adopt the idea which i got during the last studio.

These are some images of my trial model from Google Sketchup :

Elevation of the house

 

3D perspective view of the house

Inspiration model of the roof; http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Alice-papermodel-Long-70CM-Starwars-Imperial-Super-Star-Destroyer-spaceship-startrek-starship-models/493052819.html

ARCH1390 - Assignment 2 - Weekly progress 1

Design Concept

During last studio, I am try to make the concept design of the house for my client. Actually, Wesley helping me with the design concept. The basic concept of mine for my client is about huge roof. Most of Prix (Coop Himmelb(l)au) building used 'roof" as the main area of the building or making the roof extremely overlaying the lower part. These two buildings are my inspiration of this idea.

Busan Cinema Center by Coop Himmelb(l)au; http://www.styleofdesign.com/architecture/busan-cinema-center-coop-himmelblau/

Confluence Museum by Coop Himmelb(l)au; http://designyoutrust.com/architecture/confluence-museum-by-coop-himmelblau-under-construction/

Furthermore, Wesley try to helping me to develop my idea. He got an idea about 'box overlay by tissue' it was like the folding exercise. So the idea is about the roof which overlay the 'box' (house) smoothly, hence we got two extremely different shape combined together but quite smoothly.

Another idea is about 'space crash'. So in the first idea is all about smooth and in the second idea is all about hard and extreme. The basic concept is about the spacecraft which collapse in the air and suddenly crash down to the house (box). So the idea is about combining two extremely different shape which are primitive shape such as box as the house and astonish shape like spacecraft as the roof. However, in this idea the 'roof' will act as the second floor of the house.

Design Concept

Furthermore, during spare time I am doing some research about the material for the house and I got two interesting material which I might be used. The first one is Corten material, it is a weathering steel, steel which is fast to rust and give some kind of rusty colour. Another one is wall panelling using white colour wood.

Corten Steel; http://www.homedsgn.com/2011/04/19/casa-corten-in-sao-paulo-by-marcio-kogan/

Wall Panelling; http://mcwoodwork.wordpress.com/installations/wall-panelling-1/

References

Agis, F. (2013) 'Confluence Museum by Coop Himmelb(l)au under construction'   http://strangeline.net/2013/04/confluence-museum-by-coop-himmelblau-under-construction/

Homedsgn (2011) 'Casa Corten in Sao Paulo by Studio MK27'                   http://www.homedsgn.com/2011/04/19/casa-corten-in-sao-paulo-by-marcio-kogan/

Madrone Custom Woodwork (2013) 'Installation >> wall-panelling-1'     http://mcwoodwork.wordpress.com/installations/wall-panelling-1/

Style of Design (2013) 'Busan Cinema Center / Coop Himmelb(l)au'   http://www.styleofdesign.com/architecture/busan-cinema-center-coop-himmelblau/

ARCH1390 - Assignment 2 - The Brief

Purpose:

To design a house for Wolf D. Prix (as the client) and make sure the design is met the client's criteria.

House:

This building is a two storey house which have a 713sqm total area with 356.5sqm floor plan. The ceiling height for each storey is 3 m. The total height of the building approximately 8m.

Suggested Room List with the Relationships:

Master bedroom (with walk in robe and ensuite)

The size of the room will be minimum 28sqm. The bed will be king size. The walk in robe will be a square wardrobe which have 10 lineal metres of hanging in the WIR in total and will have door, so inside the master bedroom will have 3 doors which are walk-in wardrobe, bathroom and balcony. This room will have a luxury stuff in it. Furthermore, this room will be located on second floor and this room is a private space.

One general bedroom 

This bedroom will be used by Prix's daughter. The bed will be single king size. This bedroom will have own bathroom in it. The minimum floor area is 18sqm. Inside this room there will be some cupboard to keep his daughter's toys. This room will be located on the second floor and it is a private space.

Study room or play room

This room will have a master computer to store any data and it could possibly become the 'children play room'. It also has a cupboard to put some books, magazines, journals, etc. It is a semi-private space.

Studio room

This room will become the work space for Wolf D. Prix. It could be used as the place to finish his work (research etc) or or maybe used as the storage room of Prix's files.The space probably around 15sqm with computer and lot of rack or cupboard in it. It is a semi-private space.

Formal living room

This room will have a fireplace and have a comfy sofa for relaxing. It also has a big TV (min 42 inch) with a beautiful sound system. It will be the main place for Wolf D. Prix sharing and talking with his family. It is a private space.

Formal dining room
This room will located near the kitchen. It will be used for the Prix's family to have dinner lunch or breakfast.

Informal living room
This room will be used by Prix's to welcome and talk to his guests.

WC

Just a normal toilet with water closet in it and mirror & bathroom sink. This will be located on the first floor near kitchen and dining room, because it probably going to be used by the Prix's guests.

Luxury kitchen

It going to be the hub of the house. Luxury stuff will be putted in this kitchen. The kitchen will have double wall oven, 2 bowl sink, island benchtop with free standing range hood, walk-in pantry with huge refrigerator inside it.

2 car garage
It will have rack for putting the stuff of the cars. It will have internal access from house.

Butler or maid room

As one of the famous architect in this world, Prix will be very busy with his life outside the house. So he need to have butler or maid to look after his house, his child, and might be to provide Prix's with breakfast, lunch & dinner. It will have own bathroom inside the room. The size will be around 15sqm. It will be located in the first floor.

Laundry (min 5sqm)

Minimum 5 sqm. It will contain dryer, laundry sink, washing machine, ironing area, rack for putting laundry stuff. It will be located in the first floor.

Backyard

The rest of the house (the back part) will be used as a garden which have a beautiful vegetation on it. It also have a barbecue pit and some elegant tables and chairs.

Not necessary room :

One general bedroom
Prix just have one child.

Guest bedroom
It does not necessary to have this house because Prix will used his house as an private house.

Home theatre

Prix prefer read some book than watching movie in home, in fact he can use the formal living room, it got big screen in there.

Additional notes :

The spiral staircase will not be used in this house, because Prix almost never used spiral staircase for his project.

The entrance door will be massive and outstanding, it will have cantilever ceiling at the entrance.

The design will be based on Wolf D. Prix design style.

The house will be used lot of natural light.

The main colour of the house will be soft and light silver.

ARCH1390 - Assignment 2 - DA Submission Part 2

Planning Control

Link to the planning control of the site :

https://www.dropbox.com/s/0ppon77lcojh5zq/Planning%20Control.pdf




This is the sketch of the planning control for the site :

ARCH1390 - Assignment 2 - DA Submission Part 1

 Site Analysis

Site Analysis Drawing based on Survey

On Saturday afternoon, 5th October 2013 I am doing site inspection to the client site (house) (5 Wyargine St, Mosman). The wind was very smooth when I visited that site (approximately 1 km/hr - 5 km/hr) and come from the sea, so it facing or toward the house. The sun was rising from the sea, so the house will get a morning sunshine. The first floor of the house was around 2m rise from the street, the reason behind that might be to get better view of the sea from the house. When I come to the site, I was surprised by the house on that site, it's different with the one that I look at the Google Map, the existing house now look strong and beautiful. Moreover, this house also located near the Edwards beach (just approximately 70m) due to that this house got really an amazing view. This house was located in 50km/hr zone, and have 4 bus stop near the house, however, those bus stop do not operate on Saturday and Sunday. It just took 3-4 minutes (by car) to the main road (Millitary Rd) and took around 15 mins- 20 mins (by car) to the Sydney CBD. Furthermore, Beside this sketch drawing I also have some images taken from the site to show the actual house, the views from the house etc. On the Sketch drawing, I put number 1 until 7 (in box) to show the location where I took those pictures. These are the pictures that I already took from the site :

(box) 1 - The house on the site

(box) 2 - The pathway down to the Balmoral Beach (~30m) it just took araound 40m to get to this path from the site

(box) 3 - The house on the site taken from the front neighbor house

(box) 4 - The North East View from the site

(box) 5 - Try to capture the site from Burran Ave, the brown wall house is number 7 (beside the site)

(box) 6 - The view of Edwards beach from the wyargine lookout (near bus stop)

(box) 7 - The South East view from the site

Additional picture from google map :

The location of the site taken from Google Map

ARCH1390 - Week 7 Studio Exercise 4

Part 1 : Wolf D. Prix [Coop Himmelb(l)au] Research

Wolf D. Prix
Born in Vienna in 1942
Background studies : Technische Universitat in Vienna
                                The Architectural Association in London
                                The Southern California Institute of Architecture in Los Angeles
Founded Coop Himmelb(l)au with Helmut Swiczinsky and Michael Holzer in Vienna, Austria in 1968
Another Achievement beside founding Coop Himmelb(l)au :

• In 1993, Professor for Architecture at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, Austria
• Since 2003, Head of the Institute for Architecture, the Head of Studio Prix and serves as Vice-Rector of the university
• In 1984, Visiting Professor at the Architectural Association in London
• In 1990, Visiting Professor at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts 
• From 1985 to 1995, Adjunct Professor at the SCI-Arc in Los Angeles
• Since 1998, Faculty member of Columbia University in New York
• In 1999, Awarded the Harvey S. Perloff Professorship at the UCLA
• Since 2001, Doctor Honoris Causa de la Universidad de Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
• From 1995 to 1997, Member of the architectural committee in the Austrian Federal Ministry of Science, Reasearch, and the Arts
• In 2006, The commissioner for the Austrian contribution for the Tenth International Architecture Biennale in Venice
• Until now, Member of the Austrian Art Senate, of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts as well as of the Advisory Committee for Building Culture; Member of the Architectural Association Austria, AUSC in Cuba, RIBA in UK, AIA, Architectural Association Italy, and Union of BDA in Germany

Design Style 

In the beginning around 1973, the architectural designs produced by Coop Himmelb(l)au [Wolf D. Prix] are pneumatic spatial constructs. Furthermore, come to the 1980s, Coop Himmelb(l)au [Wolf D. Prix] came to be a leading exponent of Deconstructivism in architecture since their projects notably represented fragmentary and redefined structures. Furthermore, Wolf D. Prix also stated that architect as a single genius is over, he think the architects nowadays need to learn how to communicate and work in a team, that is the way of Coop Himmelb(l)au design and work in the office.

Personality

Wolf D. Prix got a really strong concept of his design. He like to work as a team rather than a single genius.  He also highly regarded as both an academic and practitioner, Wolf D. Prix is an architect's architect. He like to employed advances in technology to create spaces that challenge tradition and convention. His projects represent an embrace of imbalance, disquiet, distortion, fragmentation and chaos

Famous quotation : "Architecture Must Burn!" a manifesto which extolled the virtues of an architecture "that bleeds, exhausts, that turns and even breaks"

Advice for the young : If you think in architectural terms, only architecture will come out
                                  "don't follow leaders, watch the parking meters"
                                  you don't need the weatherman to know how the wind blows

Personal Link :
http://www.coop-himmelblau.at/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Wolf-D-Prix-Coop-Himmelblau/164392240241044

Part 2 : Wolf D. Prix [Coop Himmelb(l)au] Brief

Room List (minimum requirement)

• 1 Master Bedroom (min 20sqm) with ensuite
• 1 Children Bedrooms
• Studio room or Home office (min 15sqm)
• Private Living Room
• Dining Room
• Kitchen
• Laundry
• Housemaid room
• Car Garage (min for 2 cars)

Reasons

Why I did not include guest room or guest toilet?

In my opinion, according to his style and his hectic activity, he do not want a guest to come to his own personal house. Friends especially clients should come to his office to meet him.

Studio Room or Home office?

Wolf D. Prix like to do his job in his office (outside the house). So this room will act as his storage room to keep important file projects or maybe some important books.

Private Living Room?

He need to have a private living room to relaxed his body and his mind from his business. The living room should be very comfortable and relaxing. It might be a good consideration to have fireplace in the living room with a luxury music player in the living room.

Housemaid Room?

He need to have maybe more than one housemaid to look after his house and maybe the important think he need to have a personal chef to provide him with good and healthy food.

So basically, in my opinion Wolf D. Prix needs a very comfy and luxury house because he is so busy with his life outside the house. Furthermore, there is no need to paint the wall for the house because he loved to use the colour of the material especially 'silver'. 

References

Art Directory GmbH (2013) 'Wolf D. Prix' http://www.art-directory.info/design/wolf-d-prix-1942/

Basulto, D. (2013) 'AD Interviews: Wolf D. Prix / Coop himmelb(l)au' 

                  http://www.archdaily.com/393227/ad-interviews-wolf-d-prix-coop-himmelb-l-au/

Designboom (2011) 'Interview with Wolf D. Prix of Coop Himmelb(l)au'
                  http://www.designboom.com/interviews/interview-with-wolf-d-prix-of-coop-himmelblau/

Ketterer Kunst (2013) 'Wolf D. Prix' http://www.kettererkunst.com/bio/wolf-d-prix-1942.shtml

                                        

ARCH1390 - Week 6 - Final Submission for Assignment 1

This is the link to the pdf file of the Final Submission Assignment 1 :

https://www.dropbox.com/s/m8j612e571s84xa/ARCH%201390%20Final%20Assignment%201%20Sammy%20Sudjono.pdf


This is the link to the SketchUp Model of the house :

https://www.dropbox.com/s/if649nzwwe99lvk/ARCH%201390%20Final%20Assignment%201.skp


This is the animation of the model :

additional link for the animation of the model :
https://www.dropbox.com/s/j9ezh249obk3vjh/ARCH%201390%20Final%20Assignment%201.avi

ARCH1390 - Week 6 Assignment 1 Draft

Building 2 Floor plan

3D view (x-ray) 1

3D view (x-ray) 2

Building 3 floor plan

Section cut

This is my model when I did the Studio Critique on Friday. Basically I almost done for the house model just need to finish about the deliverables (schedule, volume, floor plan etc). Furthermore, I have not finished yet about the window, because i think the window in my house is just a few and i need to think more about it.

During the Studio Critique, Wesley give me suggestion about moving the box down a little bit, and see what happen with that, also about the height of the balcony of the master room, it need to be increase little bit (the standard is around 2 - 2.1 meters).

Lastly, this is the link to the youtube about the animation :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=454gqHgT0E0&feature=youtu.be

The animation is very blurry and i need to fix it for the final submission.

ARCH1390 - Week 6 - Studio Critique

ARCH1390 - Week 6 - Weekly Progress

During week 5 weekend and early week 6 I did some changing in my house design, I also did the flooring of the house and I already got the measurement for each building:

- Building 1 (Wedge) = 207.26 m^3 (22.9 %)

- Building 2 (Cutted pyramid) = 212.65 m^3 (23.5 %)

- Building 3 (box) = 483.98 m^3 (53.6%)

With that all the requirements about the volume of the house and about the each primitive percentage have been satisfied.

During Week 6, I will do the separation of each room and also about the finishing of the interior of the houses. Moreover, I also started to think about the assignment deliverables stuff.

ARCH1390 - Week 5 Studio Exercise 3 - Presentation Board

ARCH1390 - Week 5 Research Exercise 2

Some examples of Graphic Presentation Style

Design presentation from Yorik Van Havre 

Liverpool Canal Bridge presentation; http://yorik.uncreated.net/frenchcv.html

His using different view to explaning different aspect of Liverpool Canal Bridge. He is using almost black and white for the colour which give the sense of strong and rigid which is supported his presentation theme (bridge).

Maira Zasso graphic presentation

 She is using some section and elevation with different angle and view. She also use the some colour to explaining about the different type of pathways.

San Isidro Lofts Building ; http://maira.uncreated.net/?cat=8&paged=3

Separation parts of Graphic Design Presentation from Kim de Haan

The following images are created by Kim de Haan. He is a graduated student of UNSW (Interior Architecture) and he become famous because his outstanding final presentation of his Graphic Design Board. His presentation are just very unique and phenomenal. These are some images that I took from his final project http://www.thefutureset.com/kim-de-haan/. He is using a lot of soft colour to explaining the texture of the building, also have a very unique style of presenting his material and about the section of his building.

There are also some graphic presentation which really interesting for me, 

http://www.thefutureset.com/sally-gordon-2/

http://www.thefutureset.com/matthew-fung/

After doing some research, I outline something that I think it is really important for making a graphic presentation which is 'your own style'. It means that, you have to be unique and do it with your own way, because if you do it that way, you can explain easily what you have made and you can easily explore and interpret yourself with your work.

References

http://yorik.uncreated.net/frenchcv.html

http://www.thefutureset.com/sally-gordon-2/

http://www.thefutureset.com/matthew-fung/

http://www.thefutureset.com/kim-de-haan/

http://maira.uncreated.net/?cat=8&paged=3

ARCH1390 - Week 4 Exercise - Studio Exercise Stage 2 BMW Welt

The first part is about categorizing the spaces inside the building. In here I try to use 3 colours using colour pen to represent the difference between public, semi-private, and private space. I am using RED as the private spaces, BLUE as the semi-private spaces, and GREEN as the public spaces.

Level 4 of BMW Welt; http://www.archdaily.com/29664/bmw-welt-coop-himmelblau/c01-coop-himmelblauarbeitsordner-2007_lyon08-bmwaktuell0-4/

Level 2 of BMW Welt; http://www.archdaily.com/29664/bmw-welt-coop-himmelblau/c01-coop-himmelblauarbeitsordner-2007_lyon08-bmwaktuell0-4/

Section of BMW Welt; http://www.arcspace.com/features/coop-himmelblau/bmw-welt/

 After doing some research about the usage of the spaces, it shown that BMW Welt provides lots of public spaces, it makes all the people who come to this building to explore and fell the experience of every kind of shapes and spaces that are given by the building. Furthermore, BMW Welt use some kind of bridge which hung from the ceiling to eliminate columns in the interior, hence give quite massive space to the premiere area. On the other hand, most of the area which categorized as a private area is the technical area or like electricity (power plan) area.

Second part is about the movement paths through the BMW Welt, the first picture is about the main entrance of the BMW Welt, which obviously act as the primary movement path to the building.

BMW Welt Main entrance; http://www.arcspace.com/features/coop-himmelblau/bmw-welt/

BMW Welt movement path

Cutted BMW Welt to indicate the movement path

The images above shown the movement path of the BMW Welt. The RED is show the tertiary movement path, and BLUE show the secondary movement path, while the GREEN one show the primary movement path of the building.

The last part of the stage 2 is about the linework to indicate the major 'edges' and primary forms that can be extracted from the built form.

"primitive" or primary form of BMW Welt - front view

"primitive" or primary form of BMW Welt - Side View

Actual shape of BMW Welt

From the images above, it can be seen that the basic shape of the BMW Welt are one cutted box and two cutted cone combined together to form 'double cone' shape.

REFERENCES

Archdaily (2009) 'BMW Welt/Coop Himmelb(l)au' http://www.archdaily.com/29664/bmw-welt-coop-himmelblau/c01-coop-himmelblauarbeitsordner-2007_lyon08-bmwaktuell0-4/ 

Archspace (2007) 'BMW Welt Coop Himmelb(l)au' http://www.arcspace.com/features/coop-himmelblau/bmw-welt

ARCH1390 - Week 4 Exercise - Studio Exercise Stage 1 BMW Welt

Materials Pack

BMW Welt by Coop Himmelb(l)au

FACT

Open date : 17 October 2007

Duration of construction : August 2003 - summer 2007

Cost : approximately US $200 milliion

Location : Munich, Germany

Number of floors : 9 floors with 4 stories underground

Number of rooms : 1,154 rooms

Total building area : 73,000 square meters

Building Occupancy : 3,928 persons

Bmw Welt Concept; http://www.bmw-welt.com/en/location/welt/concept.html

The concept of this building is about Tornado and Floating Cloud. The BMW Welt provides an outstanding piece of architecture either inside or outside the building. The open style of architecture and glass facade gives BMW Welt harmonically blends into the context of the architecture of the Olympiapark and the existing BMW buildings. On the other hand, the interior of the BMW Welt proves just as outstanding as its architecture, it produce a maximum comfort atmosphere in which to present the BMW brand as an impressive experience. The following images are represent the materials pack (floor plan, section, elevation, 3D representation etc) of the BMW Welt.

Sections, Plans, and Elevations

Floor plan level 1; http://www.arcspace.com/features/coop-himmelblau/bmw-welt/

Floor plan level 4; http://www.arcspace.com/features/coop-himmelblau/bmw-welt/

Floor plan level 3; http://www.arcspace.com/features/coop-himmelblau/bmw-welt/

Plan roof level; http://www.arcspace.com/features/coop-himmelblau/bmw-welt/

Site plan; http://www.arcspace.com/features/coop-himmelblau/bmw-welt/

Cross section; http://www.arcspace.com/features/coop-himmelblau/bmw-welt/

Longitudinal section; http://www.arcspace.com/features/coop-himmelblau/bmw-welt/

Entire model of BMW Welt cross section; http://www-1.bmw-welt.com/web_rb/bmw-welt/en/bmw_welt/architecture/statics.html

South Elevation (Google Sketchup Model); https://sites.google.com/site/ae390bmwwelt/home/architecture#TOC-Building-Elevations

North Elevation ; https://sites.google.com/site/ae390bmwwelt/home/architecture#TOC-Building-Elevations

West Elevation (Google Sketchup Model); https://sites.google.com/site/ae390bmwwelt/home/architecture#TOC-Building-Elevations

Some 3D Model and Interior View

Interior of Double Cone; https://sites.google.com/site/ae390bmwwelt/home/architecture#TOC-Building-Elevations

The Double Cone visualizes the soaring dynamics of the building with its continuous transition into the seemingly floating roof. It takes the form of 2 leaning truncated cones with a rounded transition between them.

Overview of the Premiere Area; https://sites.google.com/site/ae390bmwwelt/home/architecture#TOC-Analysis-and-Description

Aerial View; https://sites.google.com/site/ae390bmwwelt/home/architecture#TOC-Analysis-and-Description

View of the BMW Welt's iconic metal and glass construction double cone; https://sites.google.com/site/ae390bmwwelt/home/architecture#TOC-Analysis-and-Description

The filigree steel structure is responsible for the air conditioning at BMW Welt. The solar energy passing through the roof and facades therefore augments the heating in the building, and its large walled areas contribute to ventilation. Furthermore, the glass envelopes help to maintain the surface temperature at comfortable level and maintain the surface building, and its large walled areas contribute to ventilation.

BMW Welt view at the night; http://www.arcspace.com/features/coop-himmelblau/bmw-welt/

References

https://sites.google.com/site/ae390bmwwelt/home/architecture#TOC-Analysis-and-Description

http://www.bmw-welt.com/en/location/welt/concept.html

http://www.arcspace.com/features/coop-himmelblau/bmw-welt/

http://gunterbieringer.de/architektur/bmw-welt-by-coop-himmelblau/

http://www.bmw.com/com/en/insights/bmw_welt/content.html
http://www-1.bmw-welt.com/web_rb/bmw-welt/en/bmw_welt/architecture/statics.html