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EXP 2 final submission

12 AXNOMETRIC DRAWINGS
http://chuyisong.blogspot.com.au/2016/04/exp-2-week-one.html


Lumion link:


http://chuyisong.blogspot.com.au/2016/05/36-texture.html
Concept One: Deconstruction and Creation

Perter Eisenman expressed his design philosophy of deconstructivism by fragmenting and distorting walls, roof, even interior space in a sort of controlled chaos, his building often brings the abstract ideas and theories to the fore and elevates them above purpose and practicality. I used this concept to design my light rail stop which addressed the theme of Sustainability.

Concept Two: Sequentiality and Porosity

Aldovan Eyck's design focused on a balance of forces to create a building with many in-between conditions to break down the hierarchy of spaces. I used this concept to fit my light rail stop into the site.

ELECTROLIQUID AGGREGATION 

By deconstructing the major rectilinear form into parts, the whole light rail station functioned efficiently and sustainably, instead of having senseless intersection, proper connection between spaces creates the fluent and sequential pathway for passengers.

5 REAL TIME IMAGE CAPTURES SHOWING A LUMION ENVIRONMENT

outdoor café


stairs and sheds for evevator


top view& front view
solar panel at the top of the station



information desk& platform

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