Final Trailer
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Friday, November 2, 2012
Week 5
Strategy Statement
I plan on showing my state of decay for the rudin house as a story about a man with an island for himself where he has built his childhood dream home this reference to the rudin house looking like a child's drawn house. I'm taking in mind the fact that my island is a tropical island there is not much decay that can occur to the building probably change in color to the concrete so i have decided to also add a natural disaster to which will be a tsunami this will cause bits and pieces of the building to break away.
Progress
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Week 4
5 Movie Trailers that make reference to EXP02
King Kong
Shows an Lifeless island that seems to merely exist come to life showing us some great graphic and suspense in the island.
Wall-e
The trailer shows great examples of how we can show human existence and how decay could occur to some of the things humans had.
2012
shows great examples of destruction to the earth and its infrastructure, allows us to kind of see how natural disasters occur and the way they destroy the surroundings.
War of the Worlds
The trailer has great suspense builds up to the problem really well makes you want to keep watching. The trailer and movie also show great examples of how things break apart for example the bridge in the trailer.
Life After People
This trailer is the best example that describes what we are trying to achieve in our experiments shows decay over time after human existance and what happens to everything when we all banish.
Week 3
Three Referenced Images for Decay
Rudin House Sketches
Natural Disasters
Tsunami
A tsunami is a series of ocean waves with very long wavelengths (typically hundreds of kilometres) caused by large-scale disturbances of the ocean, such as:
- earthquakes
- landslide
- volcanic eruptions
- explosions
- meteorites
Below are some images of the destruction tsunamis leaves behind:
Earthquakes
An earthquake is a sudden shaking of the Earth's surface caused by rock breakage deep within the Earth. This is the result of stresses that have built up within the Earth's brittle crust.
Below are some images of the destruction Earthquakes leaves behind:
Week 2
Three Materials Research
Concrete
Process of making the material: Concrete is a hardened building material created by combining sand, gravel, or crushed stone, a binder , chemical additives, and water.
How long will it last: Concrete is said to last 50-75 years if produced correctly and kept in its natural state.
What makes them corrode: Its is possible for corrosion to occur around the steel that is in the concrete.
Structural pros: Long life span, fire resistant, hard to break or be damaged (depending on impact).
Structural cons: Can be very damaging in natural disasters example earthquakes.
What they are typically used for: Concrete is widely used for making architectural structures, foundations, brick/block walls, pavements, bridges/overpasses, motorways/roads, runways,parking structures, dams, pools/reservoirs, pipes, footings for gates, fences and poles and even boats.
Environmental impacts: The cement industry is one of two primary producers of carbon dioxide, a major greenhouse gas.
Glass
Process of making the material: Glass is a made by melting a mixture of sand and other minerals in a furnace at temperatures of 1700 degrees Celsius.
How long will it last: Glass is said to last for a very long time many sites are specific saying millions of years others say ones life span normally depends on the way the glass is made and the type of chemicals put in it.
What makes them corrode: Glass will corrode only due hot water.
Structural pros: Long life span, fire resistant.
Structural cons:Easily breakable, can start fires, can be very harmful to humans and even animals in the environment.
What they are typically used for: Bottles, windows, fish tanks mirrors, strong glass and build a range of structures, sometimes used as decoration example stain glass for churches.
Environmental impacts: Can be harmful to the environment, it is a recyclable material, can cause fires letting off greenhouse gases.
Wood
Process of making the material: Wood is a hard, fibrous tissue found in many trees.
How long will it last: As long as there are no termites eating through it wood should last hundereds of years.
What makes them corrode: If there is any nails or steel in the wood then there will be slight corrosion there.
Structural pros:Wood is lightweight, so it’s pretty easy to work with
Structural cons:Termites love to destroy it. So wood has to be chemically treated to resist the pests. In addition, wood can expand and contract, or even warp and twist, in extreme weather. And it can develop problems with mold.
What they are typically used for:Used to make furniture, musical instruments can be used as fuel, used to build many structures, it could also be used to make rayon fabric from its fibres.
Environmental impacts: Causes deforestation, produces carbon dioxide and lets off greenhouse gases.
Model Progress
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Week 1 Experiment 2
House at Bordeaux
The House at Bordeaux is a simple and complex house at the same time. It consists of three levels the bottom floor built into the ground middle floor is transparent mainly glass and the third is split into several rooms. The house is kind of ironic as it was built for a disabled person and while it looks as though disabled people wont be able to move around in it, they actually can because of the design and technology in the house.
Rudin House
Barcelona Pavillion
The Barcelona Pavilion is another simple building. It has a range of extravagant materials such as marble, red onyx and travertine. The building was not a home as such but it was mainly used for exhibitions because is was such a wide open space.
Textures Used for Trial Export
Images of Export into Cryengine
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