Helen 3D Model Structure

 

Janki's Cube Project

 

Helen Architect Research Renzo Piano

 

The Centre Pompidou in Paris. 1970 Renzo Piano, Richard Rogers, and Gianfranco Franchini. High tech style that is color coded. The tube in the front is an elevator. 

2007, New York Times Building in Manhattan. 7th tallest building in the US 

2002, Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome. Open amphitheater. Pre oxidized lead roofs. 

1998, The Zentrum Paul Klee, Burn Switzerland. Silhouettes of still beams and the curves blend into the hills.

2009, Modern Wing of the Art Institute of Chicago 

2001, Maison Hermès store in Japan. Made of glass blocks and makes it look like a Japanese lantern at night.

Renzo Piano creates several works that combine the architecture with the outside environment. He is also known for his "high-tech" style and his work in designing museums and other high-tech public places. I think his style is very creative and unique. I remember learning about The Centre Pompidou in Paris in French class during middle school. He seems to take inspiration from the locations around him and overall, I like his design style. 

https://www.architecturaldigest.com/gallery/renzo-piano-best-building

Research Async #2– Final Sketch Elena Proctor

 Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you my final idea for the three dimensional project. I think it's going to look pretty cool! 

Bella’s Paper Forms

 

Avery's Architect Research

                        Fallingwater (1939) : set atop a waterfall in Mill Run PA

Norman Lykes House (1967) :Phoenix Arizona  

Darwin D. Martin House: (1905) in New York use stucco and limestone

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum: (1959) open atrium

Child of the Sun (1958) : on campus of Florida Southern College 

Fredrick C. Robie House (1906) :  in Chicago IL

David and Glady's Wright House : (1952) Phoenix Arizona 

Frank Lloyd Wright is an American architect that as designed more than 1,000 structures over 70 years!!! He designed in harmony with humanity and the environment, he called it organic architecture. I like some of his designs, I think they are very interesting and I enjoy his usage of curves and interesting shape cutouts. My favorite is the first image, The Fallingwater, and I really enjoy the idea that he incorporated a river into the work instead of just building around it.

https://archive.curbed.com/maps/frank-lloyd-wright-best-buildings-map 

Bella's Architect Research - Zaha Hadid

 

1. Morpheus Hotel in Macao

2. Beijing Daxing Airport 

3. Hadid Architects show VR (virtual reality) Architectural Designs and ideas 

4. Chengdu Contemporary Art Centre 

5. The Chinese Cultural Center in China 

6. Galaxy SOHO in Beijing 

Zara Hadid has been names "Queen of the Curves" due to her consistent use of curved and angled Architectural Designs. She was awarded the 2004 Pritzer Architecture Prize, RIBA Sterling Prize twice, the London Design Museum’s Design of the Year in 2014,  Japan Art Association’s Praemium Imperiale prize for architecture in 2009, and the Royal Gold Medal for Architecture in 2016. In 2016 she was named a Dame by the DBE. I really like Hadid's designs because her designs are out of the box and more playful than an average building so they have character and movement.