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Theory 

Interconnection of Multi-Functional Spaces

The interconnectivity of spaces and their multi-functionality will maximise the potential of architectural structures and the experience which is associated with them.

Cao, Lilly. "What to Expect from Interiors of the Future." ArchDaily, March 23, 2020. https://www.archdaily.com/935089/what-to-expect-from-interiors-of-the-future

Massing Elements

Perspective Sketches

1 Point Perspective 

2 Point Perspective

Animations

Axonometric

2 Point Perspective

Plan Development

Amalgamation of Shapes from Villa Mairea

Development

Plan

Section

Development of Model

Final Section

West and East

SketchUp Model

Images

Model

Search 'LAHTINEN Aaro ARCH1101 EXP2' on SketchUp

Custom Textures

Used in Model

Rotational

Linear

Scalar

Irregular

Fluent

Warping

Application in Lumion

Walkway towards Upper Campus

Cluster of Studio Spaces

Seating Outside Lecture Hall

Lecture Hall

Computer Lab

Whole Scheme

Moving Elements

Panels

Triangular panels open, allowing ventilation on warmer days.

Loft

Eye-shaped form extrudes to form a loft for the library space.

Real Time Image Captures

Interconnectivity of Multi-Functional Spaces

The School of Architecture bridges between the Squarehouse and Tyree Building. This main walkway can be accessed via the ramp that leads towards Upper Campus or stairs that are adjacent to the Roundhouse. Every space can be accessed from this walkway, relating to the idea of the interconnectivity of spaces. 

A Library space that features one moving element in the eye-shaped loft extrusion. This is a multi-functional space that 'floats' above Anzac Parade. This is a space, like any library that be used for meeting, studying, reading or even relaxing. The free-formed shapes create a comfortable work environment and the eye-shaped windows provide plenty of natural light.

A gallery space that looks off towards the CBD. The triangular panels which open, provide a comfortable environment to catch up with friends and enjoy students' work. This space can be accessed via the 'zig-zag' shaped walkway that is elevated above the roundhouse and blockhouse.

A view from the other side of Anzac Parade. The Lecture Hall is in the foreground, and below it are a collection of studio and research spaces. The densely 'packed' small studio spaces provide possibilities for small meetings and classroom activities, as well as individual study.

The 'zig-zag' walkway features a second story, which has a computer lab and research space. There are many ways to get from one part of the School to another, making it an interconnected 'collage' of comfortably sized multi-functional spaces. 



Lumion Environment

https://www.dropbox.com/s/q245dwzt2gfvk4k/LAHTINEN%20AARO_ARCH1101_EXP2.ls10s?dl=0




Video

A Minute Long Fly Through of My Scheme.