Considering that other groups do not have afternoon lessons or workshops tomorow Fri 21st, and after consultation with The Boss of It All, we have decided to CANCEL the workshop tomorrow.
Nevertheless, I will be on-line most of the day, and if BEFORE 16:30 you send me an e-mail with a pdf of your work (keep it small, please, no bigger than 3 Mb per mail) I will get back to you during the afternoon.
Otherwise, as agreed, the deadline for this exercise is Thursday the 10th of January at 16:00.
Format:
- A1 panels in any number you think fitting, minimum three. Print in the highest possible quality. Use a light-semirigid base, minimum a 300gr paper, maximum a 5mm foam board.
- a disk with the panels in pdf and any relevant digital document (video, etc)
It is a good idea to include a first panel with research, first concepts, etc.
It is important to cover a wide range of scales, from the site plan to the microscale, but remember that if you have a large site, you don't have to define the whole thing down to the detail; make zooms of higher definition parts, keep larger scales schematic but eloquent.
If you do a model, remember that it is usually better to chose few good photos, manipulate and adjust them, and print them as large as they will stand. Chose meaningful photos that tell us something about your project. Even if you make seven hundred beautiful photos, choose a few and print them BIG.
Nevertheless, I will be on-line most of the day, and if BEFORE 16:30 you send me an e-mail with a pdf of your work (keep it small, please, no bigger than 3 Mb per mail) I will get back to you during the afternoon.
Otherwise, as agreed, the deadline for this exercise is Thursday the 10th of January at 16:00.
Format:
- A1 panels in any number you think fitting, minimum three. Print in the highest possible quality. Use a light-semirigid base, minimum a 300gr paper, maximum a 5mm foam board.
- a disk with the panels in pdf and any relevant digital document (video, etc)
It is a good idea to include a first panel with research, first concepts, etc.
It is important to cover a wide range of scales, from the site plan to the microscale, but remember that if you have a large site, you don't have to define the whole thing down to the detail; make zooms of higher definition parts, keep larger scales schematic but eloquent.
If you do a model, remember that it is usually better to chose few good photos, manipulate and adjust them, and print them as large as they will stand. Chose meaningful photos that tell us something about your project. Even if you make seven hundred beautiful photos, choose a few and print them BIG.
