los angeles CALIFORNIA
Woodbury University
critic: Mark ERICSON
students: Diana BARASH, Mary Rose PARKER, Julius TANIGUCHI, & Rebecca FOX
This introduction to architectural drawing in the first term of Woodbury University’s graduate program, immersed students in line-weight, Descriptive Geometry, and shadow projection. The course began with a series of two-dimensional geometric relationships and moved into Descriptive Geometry, as a means of unfolding and stretching the two-dimensional relationships into three. These were then inflated through the student’s individualized methods of three-dimensional shadow projection. The intent of the work was to develop a rigorous, novel, and somewhat malleable method for moving between two-dimensional drawings and three-dimensional propositions.
January 14th, 2013 at 1:10 pm
Nice projects! That could be a start point of a nice project as well, I really like the concept to fold a 2D geometry into the space, while inflating it. Amazing sketches, big up to all the students mentioned above!