A mock up of Chair_One model in scale 1:20 using printer paper

Making of Chair_One model in scale 1:20 using PVC Modelling Board

Making of Chair_One model in scale 1:20 using PVC Modelling Board

Final Sections of Chair_One before putting it together

Final Model for Chair_One, Concrete Base (Scale 1:5) (Group Project)

Materials used for the Chair_One model:

- PVC Modelling Board

- Superglue

- Printed Concrete Texture

- Plastic Sheet

- A4 MDF Board

Inspiration from Chair_One, Concrete Base (Individual)

Formal Organization

Clustered Form

Keywords

Tangible: Minimal

Intangible: Coldness & Clarity

On A3 sized catridge paper (165gsm); Pencils (H, HB, B, 2B); Felt Tip Pens (0.05, 0.1)

I chose to draw the Chair_One, Concrete Base than to draw the Chair_One, Stacking Chair. We were assigned to give this a good title, which mine is "Football Planes". 3 different views of the chair with one of it with myself sitting on it. And under chair drawing, we must include brief intro to the chair, our chosen formal organization and keywords. We were then told to hatch the drawings with pencils.

My 13 Day-To-Day Actions

A3 sized catridge paper (165gsm); Pencils (H, HB, B, 2B); Felt tip pens (0.05, 0.1, 0.3, 0.5)

I took pictures of myself doing these actions with furniture at my home. Then, drew them with pencils first followed by using felt tip pens to outline. I also labelled the actions accordingly with architectural lettering that I learned in my Design Communication class.

6/4/2017 - Week 2

Ellyn-Faye Tan Jie Xin - 0327019

Interior Architecture Design 1

Assignment 1 - Anthropometric & Ergonomic

Assignment 1b

Choosing An Outfit

3 Detail Activities

A3 sized catridge paper (165gsm); Pencils (H, HB, B, 2B); Felt tip pens (0.05, 0.1, 0.3, 0.5); Black and white printed pictures of the activities (8cmx8cm)

I chose these 3 activities and furniture for this assignment. I measured all three furniture and drew plans and side views of it with the exact scale at 1:20. I added my body beside each furniture in proportion. I also indicated the exact measurements in millimeter. I drew my figure at the bottom left and indicated my exact height in millimeter. Lastly, I came up with five different extraordinary poses for one and each furniture, also using the scale ruler at 1;20. I wrote and labelled everything with architectural lettering.