Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
FILEFRONT LINKS
For a very draft version of EXP 3, click here:

For draft 2, click here:

For a final version of my EXP 3 submission, click here:

Don't forget to fire at the elevators to make them move initially!! I did this, just in case you jumped down(as i have done) then need to get back up..(as then you can just shoot it and it will come to you!)
Have a good holiday everyone, especially you Tam, you lucky thing overseas!! :-)
For draft 2, click here:
For a final version of my EXP 3 submission, click here:
Don't forget to fire at the elevators to make them move initially!! I did this, just in case you jumped down(as i have done) then need to get back up..(as then you can just shoot it and it will come to you!)
Have a good holiday everyone, especially you Tam, you lucky thing overseas!! :-)
IMPORTANT ELEVATOR NOTE
To trigger the movement of the elevators, please fire a shot at them. You can do this when you stand in them. This starts the movement. After this, they continue doing loops, so you just have to be patient if you want to return in them!! Thanks!!
Google Warehouse
My elevator, table and chairs have been uploaded to the 3D Warehouse, tagged with EXP 3, ARCH 1101, 2008, Daina Labutis...!!
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you can find it HERE!!!
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you can find it HERE!!!
FINAL UT MAP
ABOVE: The meeting space is large, resembling the combination of the powers coming together and collaborating.
ABOVE: Part of Zhang's space reflects the turns and hardships in the process of building up a global company, the twists of the 'wall' portray the dead-ends as well as continuous paths that are possible.
BELOW: Looking back at the meeting space and Zhang's area from Versace's elevator creates a sense of being overwhelmed by the large scale of these objects. This also emphasises the tension between the clients as they come together as they contrast in personality, industry and ideas. A practical woman focused on renewing paper and fixing a shortage, a woman who worked initially with few people to achieve a global industry and power in contrast to a woman who inherited her power but achieves as much through new creative productions.
Final Table and Chairs
Above is the elevator for Versace as seen in UT. I chose a tinted glass, allowing for a vast view of the other spaces during movement, the colour complementing Versace and her productions.Below is Zhang's elevator as seen in UT, textured with plain stonework, reflecting the straightforward nature of her recycling company. 

The avatar from UT fits perfectly in the seats, contrasting to the large scale of the rest of the map. This creates comfort in the meeting space. Zhang's chair (on the left hand side) is symbolic of a throne, as she is the "Queen of Trash", yet it does not overpower the chair of Versace. Versace's has more of a creative flair to it, like a designer dress, yet is comfortably large. Both clients are on an equal level within this space, regardless of their business size, income and wealth. 

Marking Schemes
Monday, June 16, 2008
Elevator - Zhang
This is the elevator for Zhang Yin. It is fairly straightforward (although not quite the same design I was attempting to create in sketchup...) in its simplicity although is not similiar to conventional lifts. Its geometry relates to the industry she is involved in (paper and recycling), the straight lines and rectangles representing this and the curves portraying the idea of the cyclical process of recycling and renewing the old.


Elevator - Versace and Table Draft
The first two images are of my draft table, top and base. Each end portrays an idea about Zhang and Versace and what their passion is. Versace's end is curved and graceful, connected with the idea of materials draping over objects as they fall.. Zhang's end is geometric, hard and sharp, practical as a table as is her recycling business. 

Friday, June 13, 2008
Further development of EXP 3
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