Interior Architecture Design II - Assignment 2b
By Unknown - Wednesday, December 27, 2017
18/12/2017 - Week 16
Ellyn-Faye Tan Jie Xin - 0327019
Interior Architecture Design II
Assignment 2b - Time Traveller's Capsule
Prologue:
Time travel is a widely-recognized concept in philosophy and fiction. It was
popularized by H. G. Wells' 1895 novel The Time Machine, which moved
the concept of time travel into the public imagination. However, it is
uncertain if time travel to the past is physically possible. Forward time
travel, outside of the usual sense of the perception of time, is possible
according to special relativity and general relativity, although making one
body advance or delay more than a few milliseconds compared to another
body is not feasible with current technology. As for backwards time travel,
it is possible to find solutions in general relativity that allow for it, but the
solutions require conditions that may not be physically possible. Traveling
to an arbitrary point in space time has a very limited support in theoretical
physics, and usually only connected with quantum
mechanics or wormholes, also known as Einstein-Rosen bridges.
Task + Considerations:
You are to design a combine space; a workplace where the end-user can
work and live under the same roof, with considerations on how to fit it all
in and yet achieved good comfort. This task shall give an idea how to cope
with small spaces; living in a small space means to focus on good
organization as well as design. The most important things to keep in mind
are the functional needs, communal needs, personal needs, and privacy
needs. Different combination of living are known by creating different
plans of the space and using your creative mind to create multifunctional
furniture.
The space given will be a two-20-footer shipping containers where you
can configure the layout according to the site. The end-user [separate
info.] for the space needs to be identified where he or she have a
background; where he/she used to work, what is his/her favorite color,
past-time activity, height, weight, expertise, favorite food, drink, movies,
hobbies etc. Basically that person needs to be profiled with details. The
location of the project is in located in between the Perhentian island that
you have identified earlier [location and its surroundings] to determine
exactly how your ‘capsule’ is placed. There are also some issues like how to
survive and daily activities that need to be address before we can start
with the design.
As for design considerations; you have to consider about how do you place
your containers, how do you enter, water supply, food storage, heat and
air ventilation etc. Other consideration that might arise are like usage of
materials and mode of communications.
In 1954, a man trying to get through customs at Haneda Airport in Tokyo, Japan, had a bit of trouble with the customs agents. It wasn't because he "forgot" to declare something on his customs form. It was because he claimed to be from a country that didn't exist - and he had a passport and stamps to prove it.
His passport was from a country named Taured, which he claimed was in between Spain and France. When customs officials pulled out a map and asked him if he meant Andorra, he became angry. He said that yes, the location was right, but Taured had existed for at least 1,000 years. He had never heard of Andorra.
He was given a hotel room for the night while the police tried to figure out what was going on. Even though there were armed guards posted outside his room, the man had vanished by the next morning. His passport, which had been stored in the security office at the airport, was also gone. Officials never figured out the mystery of the man from Taured.
Pin up Crit Session 1 (Thursday, 2 November 2017):
Pin up Crit Session 2 (Thursday, 16 November 2017):
Pin up Crit Session 3 (Monday, 27 November 2017):
Final Model Submission (Monday, 4 December 2017):
Final Presentation Board:
Final Pinup (Sunday, 17 December 2017):
Final Presentation Design Review (Monday, 18 November 2017):
Ellyn-Faye Tan Jie Xin - 0327019
Interior Architecture Design II
Assignment 2b - Time Traveller's Capsule
Prologue:
Time travel is a widely-recognized concept in philosophy and fiction. It was
popularized by H. G. Wells' 1895 novel The Time Machine, which moved
the concept of time travel into the public imagination. However, it is
uncertain if time travel to the past is physically possible. Forward time
travel, outside of the usual sense of the perception of time, is possible
according to special relativity and general relativity, although making one
body advance or delay more than a few milliseconds compared to another
body is not feasible with current technology. As for backwards time travel,
it is possible to find solutions in general relativity that allow for it, but the
solutions require conditions that may not be physically possible. Traveling
to an arbitrary point in space time has a very limited support in theoretical
physics, and usually only connected with quantum
mechanics or wormholes, also known as Einstein-Rosen bridges.
Task + Considerations:
You are to design a combine space; a workplace where the end-user can
work and live under the same roof, with considerations on how to fit it all
in and yet achieved good comfort. This task shall give an idea how to cope
with small spaces; living in a small space means to focus on good
organization as well as design. The most important things to keep in mind
are the functional needs, communal needs, personal needs, and privacy
needs. Different combination of living are known by creating different
plans of the space and using your creative mind to create multifunctional
furniture.
The space given will be a two-20-footer shipping containers where you
can configure the layout according to the site. The end-user [separate
info.] for the space needs to be identified where he or she have a
background; where he/she used to work, what is his/her favorite color,
past-time activity, height, weight, expertise, favorite food, drink, movies,
hobbies etc. Basically that person needs to be profiled with details. The
location of the project is in located in between the Perhentian island that
you have identified earlier [location and its surroundings] to determine
exactly how your ‘capsule’ is placed. There are also some issues like how to
survive and daily activities that need to be address before we can start
with the design.
As for design considerations; you have to consider about how do you place
your containers, how do you enter, water supply, food storage, heat and
air ventilation etc. Other consideration that might arise are like usage of
materials and mode of communications.
The Man From Taured
In 1954, a man trying to get through customs at Haneda Airport in Tokyo, Japan, had a bit of trouble with the customs agents. It wasn't because he "forgot" to declare something on his customs form. It was because he claimed to be from a country that didn't exist - and he had a passport and stamps to prove it.
His passport was from a country named Taured, which he claimed was in between Spain and France. When customs officials pulled out a map and asked him if he meant Andorra, he became angry. He said that yes, the location was right, but Taured had existed for at least 1,000 years. He had never heard of Andorra.
He was given a hotel room for the night while the police tried to figure out what was going on. Even though there were armed guards posted outside his room, the man had vanished by the next morning. His passport, which had been stored in the security office at the airport, was also gone. Officials never figured out the mystery of the man from Taured.
Pin up Crit Session 1 (Thursday, 2 November 2017):
Pin up Crit Session 2 (Thursday, 16 November 2017):
Final Model Submission (Monday, 4 December 2017):
Final Pinup (Sunday, 17 December 2017):
Final Presentation Design Review (Monday, 18 November 2017):
