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WalkerARCHITECTS
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 Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 2:30 pm Post subject: |
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Design solution evolves as a cycle of intellectual postures.
(Express, Test, & Cycle) Your initial vision is expressed, then tested against criteria and the reality of the initial vision proposed, then the lesson extracted by testing it intellectually, is cycled and expressed as a revision, tested again and repeated.
Your just new to the intellectual exercise, and the fact that you are asking this question tells me you have what it takes. Never stop working the problem!
One observation, fully visualize the problem solution in the mind before you render with a computer, after you have achieved the capacity to "live" in the building, in that model you have in your mind, then apply advanced technology to refine it. |
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nanrehvasconez
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{I always seem to have a good idea of what I want to do on a project, meaning what problems I want to solve, and how I want to solve them, but can never come to a sound design that answers what I aimed to solve from the beginning. It's been pointed out to me by my studio professors, and I've noticed it myself too. It's almost like I know exactly what I want to do, and when I'm presenting my work I state all the right solutions to the problem at hand, but my work does not show for it nearly as well as I would like. }
We all have the same problem, solutions to design come easily with experience, experience is easier to acquire when you work in a team, the discution of ideas is always healty and produce better solutions and better design.
In general when I have to design a project from scratch, I start making an index as if I was going to write a book, this allows me to solve problems one by one, and eventually I coordinate all the details so they work in unison to complete a successful project. |
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