Pure Auto
Kenna Markel
Andrew Brouwers
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Pure Auto презентация
Содержание
- 1. Pure Auto
- 2. LE CORBUSIER: VILLA SAVOYE “A HOUSE IS A MACHINE FOR LIVING IN” -LE CORBUSIER
- 3. INFLUENCE FROM LE CORBUSIER “A ramp provides
- 4. Influence from Le Corbusier Auto-Mechanic Shop “If
- 5. Idea Execution within our Structure
- 6. Elevations Right Side Left Side Front Back
- 7. Renderings
- 8. Final Bass Wood Model
Слайд 1Objective: To create a temporary structure out of a shipping container
that draws inspiration from our exemplar house and architect
Слайд 3INFLUENCE FROM LE CORBUSIER
“A ramp provides a gradual ascent from the
pilotis, creating totally different sensations than those felt when climbing stairs. A staircase separates one floor from another: a ramp links them together.” -Le Corbusier
Five Points of Architecture
Pilotis, Functional Roof, Free Floor Plan, Ribbon Windows, Free Facade
Five Points of Architecture
Pilotis, Functional Roof, Free Floor Plan, Ribbon Windows, Free Facade
Classical
Villa Savoye
Our Model
Слайд 4Influence from Le Corbusier
Auto-Mechanic Shop
“If houses were built industrially, mass-produced like
chassis, an aesthetic would be formed with surprising precision”
Insisted that his buildings photographed with a modern automobile in the foreground
Insisted that his buildings photographed with a modern automobile in the foreground
The Voiture Minimum
Automobile design contest in which he pushed “A minimalist vehicle for maximum functionality”
Le Corbusier’s “Lumineuse”
