Part C ---Application of Analysis---

Diagraming for the Cabin

The following diagrams will be of key elements that I wish to take from my exemplar building and then apply to the design of my cabin. The diagrams are simple and clear and more often then not only represent one idea or concept at a time.











Controlling the Landscape and its views. Forcing you to look where I want you to look, seeing what I want you to see through the composure of the landscape.

The ideolody of controlling the landscape, capturing the views, framing the landscape, emotionally connecting with the organic nature through 'rooms without ceilings,' was the main focus of my design of the cabin. I tried to apply these elements as strongly as I could.
















Connectivity between spaces. Inside Spaces all connecting with outdoor landscape spaces.

Firmness

Commodity

Delight

Site Analysis

ROOF PLAN 1:100

SITE PLAN 1:500

SITE SECTION 1:200

Plans for Cabin

FLOOR PLAN 1:00

Note: Rooms are spaced around 'garden room'. Cut outs in masonry also exist in roof to connect with arial views as well as landscape views. There are no doors, privacy is covered by foliage of neighbours property along with the foliage of existing property.

EASTERN ELEVATION 1:100

Note: Heavy,thick masonry walls to block harsh early morning summer sun.

SOUTHERN ELEVATION 1:00

Note: Brick Seats, space for reflecting overlooking views.

WESTERN ELEVATION 1:00

SECTIONS








PLAN SHOWING SECTIONS CUTS

SECTION A-A 1:00

SECTION B-B 1:00

Note: Indoor/outdoor dining room with turf grassed floor and cut out in ceiling.

SECTION C-C

Note: Section reveals shadowed people taking advantage of views, while reflecting.


AXONOMETRIC DRAWING

Showing roof plan and interior

AXONOMETRIC DRAWING 1:50

Note: Roof 'cut outs'

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