project_1 TABLINUM_final presentation pj.rechenberg

a2 final presentation board_1a2 final presentation board_2

project_1 TABLINUM_development pj.rechenberg

selected location;
deakin university waterfront campus
atrium_northern entry foyer

development of materials;
130 x concrete blocks
1 x structural plywood sheet

development of arrangement;

computer model;

Tablinum - concept and design

The idea behind my design was to:

• create a solid shape using the materials given (which replicates a concrete block)
  
• extract part of the solid shape for sleep


• replicate that exact shape as an extrusion, which is used as a desk

It appears a shape has been pushed from the centre through the other side of the overall form. My two A2 posters are as follows:

Tablinum Posters

This assignment provided us with the task to provide a sleeping and dwelling area using minimal materials. The main concept behind my design was to carve a jigsaw puzzle shape out of each block to minimise the use of bonding materials needed (in this case most likely mortar).

Display Names

Can I just remind you all to keep to the Display Name protocol of 2A-2008-firstname-familyname (as some have). Can those who have not used this protocol please change their Display Names.

If I can not easily identify you as a 2A-2008 blogger I will not be able to asess your blogging. You will therefore not receive credit for posting.

Thank you - Richard

p.s Happy Easter

Project 1: Tablinum (10%)

The Chosen 'Site':

The Floor Plan:

Sections (A - East/West & B - North/South):

Section A:

Section B:

Tablinum Finals

Tablinum space shown on the library entry level.

Louvre's onto the atrium space allow light and retain privacy.

Welcome to the Battersea Blog

Myself (Richard) and your tutor Guenter Lehmann look forward to vewing this blog as it progresses over the next 12 weeks. Be open, expressive, constructive, honest, polite, and imaginative in your posting.