Montage It Poster

Part Interior montage

Night Time Montage

This montage aims to capture the live performance aspect of Dallas' art and suggests a garden type show that is low key, and intimate.

Exterior Montage

Montage image experimenting with filters and adding a human figure to add scale and adding a little more shadow.

Montage Image

Model Photo

Original Background

Pavilion Design

Montage-It!

CLIENT

Dallas Green (of City And Colour)

Dallas Green is a Canadian born folk acoustic musician formerly of the post hardcore band Alexisonfire. 

When designing for Dallas Green, his themes within his music were the driving force behind the scheme. He sings about the simple things in life, such as love, loss, friends and family as well as his love for his country.

The main idea of the 'Green Pavilion' is it is to be as simple as possible,  with its main job being to sit within the Canadian environment without much impact.

The pavilions main role is to simply protect the user from the harsh Canadian climate, therefore it is open on 3 of the four sides.

It utilises a heavy stone wall at the rear and on all sides, one of which protrudes out into the landscape, to act as an invitation and guide to frequent users. 

The heavy stone walls acts to tie the pavilion with the ground, something I believe is important to the musician.   

Model It Poster

1:50 Fisher House Model

I chose to do the main model in Balsa wood for the obvious reason of how important timber is in the materiality of the house. 

I modeled the base in a Grey foam core board to resemble the stone foundations. I feel that no matter what material was used for the base, it just had to be significantly different from the balsa wood to portray the heavy material of the stone.

As seen in the images above, the roof and second floor are removable so the ground floor spaces can also be viewed.

Fisher House Site Model

Chosen Media: 1.5mm Box Board

Model it! Week 2 Task

Found object: Roll of transparent plastic

Barcelona Pavilion

I believed it was important to express the symmetry and reflectivity in this building, therefore I attempted to construct the model entirely out of balsa with the exception of a transparent film over the pools.

Model in Progress

Barcelona Pavilion 

 Model-It! Week 1 Task

Poster + Rendered Drawings

Draft Poster

 

Renderings

I chose to render my plan, elevation and perspective using varying grades of pencil. I believe pencil was more successful than using colour for this particular house as it shows light and dark. 
I chose to have the sun from the north east as it shows the light in the living, dining kitchen area from the expanses of glass on that particular facade.