Projects
The two projects I have chosen, a pair of earrings and a stool, originate from 'Mountain and Moon' and 'Trent Jansen Studio' respectively.The earrings can be found on the 'Mountain and Moon' website, and are labelled the 'PALAIS Earrings'. The stool originates from one of Trent Jansen's recent exhibitions, called the 'POROSITY KABARI', held in the Hawkesbury Regional Gallery between the 18th of October and the 1st of December 2019.
Project 1
Noun: DomeVerb: Enveloped
Adjective: Intricate
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| Mountain & Moon (Audrey Allen and Ashton Cameron, https://www.mountainandmoon.com.au/) |
Project 2
Noun: Asymmetry
Verb: Still
Adjective: Prismatic
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| Trent Jansen Studio (https://trentjansen.com/): |
Sketch & SketchUp
The below sketch and SketchUp model are intended for the following clients: 'Mountain and Moon' and 'Trent Jansen Studio'.Consisting of three levels (below-ground, ground and above-ground), the architecture represents a work space for client 1 (Mountain and Moon) above-ground, in which the design for the project of the 'PALAIS Earrings' will be inspired by the dome-like environment. Below-ground is a work space for client 2 (Trent Jansen Studio) to create their stool in an asymmetric environment.
The space in-between is the ground level in which the clientele will come together to express their work in a shared show-room.
The Two Words
The two words I used to represent the model were as follows:Adjective Client 1: Geodetic
Adjective Client 2: Prismatic
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| Geodetic and Prismatic |
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| Section of SketchUp model: Geodetic and Prismatic |
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| Perspective image of SketchUp model: Geodetic and Prismatic |
