1. Miss Perry Rules Respect eachother. Don’t talk over people.
Need to behave in the workshop.

2. What is good communication?
How can you show Miss
that you are listening?

3. Q
Quiet

4. Starter: What are we learning?

5. Today we are learning Spatial Aesthetics Target Market Biomimicry
Can you define the terms biomimicry and spatial design?
Can you define all the keywords?
Can you use the keywords in a sentence?
All
Most
Some
Spatial
Aesthetics
Target Market
Biomimicry
Abstract
Literacy focus: You must write in full sentences.

6. Understanding the Architect's Role
Architecture is everywhere and architects collaborate with other experts and disciplines to plan, design, visualise, specify and construct the world that surrounds us: from a door handle to skyscrapers, airports and even entire cities.

7. Pair & Share - Match Spatial Aesthetics Target Market Biomimicry
the designs that are modelled on biological entities and processes.
The people who will use the product
Designs inspired from nature.
Design, shape and colour.
non-realistic
Spatial
Aesthetics
Target Market
Biomimicry
Abstract

8. Explain this architecture using the highlighted keywords.
Spatial
Aesthetics
Target Market
Biomimicry
Abstract
Explain this architecture using the highlighted keywords.

10. It’s about designing for interaction.
How will the space be used. How will this affect the design.

11. First algae powered building.
Modern Architecture
First algae powered building.
The Eden Project

12. State 4 things an architect does?
What do Architects do?
Pair and Share
State 4 things an architect does?

13. Sketches
Models
Technology
Construction

14. What structure am I 1 2 3 4 5 6

15. Guggenheim Museum (Bilbao)
What structure am I
The London Eye
Guggenheim Museum (Bilbao)
The Gerkin
Big Ben
The Eden Project
Sydney Opera House

16. Can you sketch the Gherkin from memory?

17. Inspired by
They show how buildings of different shapes can have equal volume. The missile shape appears more slender than a rectangular block of equivalent size. It allows air to flow around the building rather than being deflected towards the ground. This reduces wind loads and makes it less windy for pedestrians at ground level.
The Gherkin’s shape, structure and ventilation scheme were all inspired by a kind of sea creature known as a glass sponge. They have delicate, elongated exoskeletons. They filter nutrients from water they suck in at their base and expel from a hole at the top. In this way this tower circulates air.

18. Can you sketch the Sydney Opera House from memory?

19. Inspired by
Architect, Utzon’s design for the Sydney Opera House was inspired by the sails of the yachts on the harbour, ribbed palm leaves as they fan out, cloud forms and mandarin segments.

20. Activity
You need to:
1: Create an building inspired from one of the words.
Energetic
Abstract
Nature
Playful
Contemporary
2: Create abstract building.
3: Create a biomimicry inspired building.
Spatial
Aesthetics
Target Market
Biomimicry
Abstract
Modern
Traditional
Calm
Chaotic
Beautiful

25. Today we are learning Spatial Aesthetics Target Market Biomimicry
Can you conduct on site research that’s limited in detail?
Can you conduct on site research with detail?
Can you conduct on site research, which justifies design decisions?
Green
Have you conducted on site research that’s limited in detail?
Amber
Have you conducted on site research with detail?
Red
Have you conducted on site research, which justifies design decisions?
Spatial
Aesthetics
Target Market
Biomimicry
Abstract
Literacy focus: You must write in full sentences.

26. Starter: Timeline
Put these structures into a timelines from oldest to newest.

27. 1 2 3 4 5 6

28. Answers Can you put all these buildings into chronological order?
05: Big Ben , London
02: Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy 1271
03: Taj Mahal, India 1653
06: Empire State Building, USA 1931
04: Paul’s Cathedral,
London 1711
01: Pyramid, Egypt -2600

29. Let’s explore The Canteen.
You have 16 minutes to find the areas on the worksheet and answer the questions.
Spatial
Aesthetics
Target Market
Biomimicry
Abstract
You must:
You must be back on time.
No messing in the corridors.
Only go where stated.
Literacy focus: You must write in full sentences using P.E.J.

30. Plenary Finish defining and using in a sentence keywords. Spatial
Aesthetics
Target Market
Biomimicry
Abstract

31. Starter: Who is he? Can you explain who he is?
Use ICT on your phones to research.
Modernist Theme
Daniel Libeskind
To provide meaningful architecture is not to parody history but to articulate it.
After studying to become an architect, he spent many years in teaching rather than actually designing and creating buildings.
He recently designed the World Trade Center site plan “memory foundations.”

32. Today we are learning Spatial Spatial Aesthetics Aesthetics
Can you collect data using secondary research?
Can you collect data using P.E.J?
Can you create multiple choice or closed questions for market research?
All
Have you collected data using secondary research?
Most
Some
Have you created multiple choice or closed questions for market research?
Spatial
Aesthetics
Biomimicry
Abstract
Spatial
Aesthetics
Target Market
Biomimicry
Abstract
Literacy focus: You must write in full sentences.

33. Secondary Research You need: Go to Google Classroom code: bhtx4k
or the internet and research.
Income of people in richmond.
Demographic of people.
Married, single or families.
Research terms such
as; richmond census, data,
population of Richmond. Average income in richmond.
On Google Class room is the information you need to fill out the Data collection in your booklets.
Spatial
Aesthetics
Target Market
Biomimicry
Abstract

34. Design Movements
On your post-it note write down the characteristics of one of the movements.
Pass on: On the back of your post-it your peer must explain your chosen movement in a full sentence.
Spatial
Aesthetics
Target Market
Biomimicry
Abstract
Videos
Bauhaus:
Postmodernism:
Modernists:

35. Today we are learning Spatial Aesthetics Target Market Function
Can you use secondary research to create a moodboard of architectural structures?
Can you analyse a structure using the keywords?
Can you use P.E.J in your analysis?
All
Have you used ICT to create a moodboard of architectural structures?
Most
Have you analysed a structure using the keywords?
Some
Have you used P.E.J in your analysis?
Spatial
Aesthetics
Target Market
Function
Sustainability
Literacy focus: You must write in full sentences.

36. Brief
You need to design a building to repurpose the disused space at Mortlake Brewery
Your design proposal could include:
Flatshares.
Students Housing.
Public spaces like cafes, restaurants, galleries,
artist studios, retail or flexible workspaces.
Garden areas.
Communal areas for residents.
Semi public areas on top of building.

37. Moodboard
Secondary Research; architecture from different design movements.
You need:
1 page with up to or more than 10 images.
Think
Modernism
Postmodernism
Memphis
Retro
Art Deco
Futuristic
Research terms such as; modernist buildings, modern buildings etc.

38. Designs
Use your inspiration board to sketch ideas.

39. Design Movements
On your post-it note write down the characteristics of one of the movements.
Pass on: On the back of your post-it your peer must explain your chosen movement in a full sentence.
Spatial
Aesthetics
Target Market
Biomimicry
Abstract
Videos
Bauhaus:
Postmodernism:
Modernists:

40. Develop a model ¼ of this size.
Brief
You need to design a building to repurpose the disused space at Mortlake Brewery
Your design proposal could include:
Flatshares.
Students Housing.
Public spaces like cafes, restaurants, galleries,
artist studios, retail or flexible workspaces.
Garden areas.
Communal areas for residents.
Semi public areas on top of building.
The size of the area you have to play with is to scale:
1:1
1.85 metres
0.75 metres
Develop a model ¼ of this size.

41. Today we are learning Spatial Aesthetics Target Market Biomimicry
Can you generate a range of ideas?
Can you generate a range of creative and innovative ideas that show a good level of making skills?
Can generate a range of creative and innovative ideas that show an outstanding level of making skills.
All
Have you generated a range of ideas?
Most
Have you generated a range of creative and innovative ideas that show a good level of making skills?
Some
Have you generated a range of creative and innovative ideas that show an outstanding level of making skills?
Spatial
Aesthetics
Target Market
Biomimicry
Abstract
Literacy focus: You must write in full sentences.

42. 3D Initial Ideas Initial Ideas
WILF
Success Criteria
Creativity
Originality
Good quality modelling
Accuracy 42

43. Post Modernism Modernism Post Modernism
If you lived inside the pattern what would it feel like?
If you lived in the art, what would it feel like?
Think: are the lines, shape colour simple or complex?
What adjectives could help you describe these pieces.
If the art could make sound, what would it sound like?
Post Modernism
Modernism
Post Modernism

44. If you lived in the art, what would it feel like.
Think: are the lines, shape colour simple or complex?
How does the shapes make you feel; aggressive, happy, joyful etc?
Why?
Modernism
Modernism

45. Today we are learning Can you write a limited design proposal?
Can you write a detailed design proposal?
Can you generate a detailed and justified design proposal?
All
Most
Some
Spatial
Aesthetics
Target Market
Biomimicry
Abstract
Literacy focus: You must write in full sentences.

46. WILF Design Proposal You need to Pick 1 of you intial ideas
Using the keywords explain this idea in detail using the keywords.
You could:
Get user Feedback on this idea from a peer to help in the development of it.
Target Market
Identify who you are designing it for and justify why they would like your idea. What about your idea will appeal to them.
Function
State what you will build on The Ship lane site and justify the need for it in the area.
Aesthetic
State what about the aesthetic of your design is appealing and why and how will appeal to the target market.
Materials
What could you use and why?

47. Videos Pick a design movement. Spatial Aesthetics Target Market
Bauhaus:
Postmodernism:
Modernists:
Spatial
Aesthetics
Target Market
Biomimicry
Abstract
Literacy focus: You must write in full sentences.

48. Develop a model ¼ of this size.
Brief
You need to design a building to repurpose the disused space at Mortlake Brewery
Your design proposal could include:
Flatshares.
Students Housing.
Public spaces like cafes, restaurants, galleries,
artist studios, retail or flexible workspaces.
Garden areas.
Communal areas for residents.
Semi public areas on top of building.
The size of the area you have to play with is to scale:
1:1
1.85 metres
0.75 metres
Develop a model ¼ of this size.

49. Success Criteria Today we are learning WILF Pair and Share
Creativity
Originality
Modelling Techniques
Accuracy
Proportions
Pair and Share
Pair up with a partner and develop a super idea from your initial ideas.
All: Have you developed an ideas that shows a basic level of making skills?
Most: Have you developed an ideas that shows a good level of making skills?
Some: Have you developed an ideas that shows a outstanding level of making skills?
WILF

50. Develop a model ¼ of this size.
Brief
You need to design a building to repurpose the disused space at Mortlake Brewery
Your design proposal could include:
Flatshares.
Students Housing.
Public spaces like cafes, restaurants, galleries,
artist studios, retail or flexible workspaces.
Garden areas.
Communal areas for residents.
Semi public areas on top of building.
The size of the area you have to play with is to scale:
1:1
1.85 metres
0.75 metres
Develop a model ¼ of this size.

51. Assessment
All
Have created a developed idea that shows creaitve flare with basic/good modelling skills.
Most
Have created a developed idea that shows creative flare and good modelling skills.
Some
Have created a final idea that shows creative flare and good modeling skills.

52. 2mins Key characteristics. Spatial Aesthetics Target Market Biomimicry
Explain the aesthetics difference of the shapes from the design movement.
Spatial
Aesthetics
Target Market
Biomimicry
Abstract
Post modernism
Modernism
2mins

53. Word Bank Word Bank Sentence Starters Minimal Surreal Simple Collapse
The differences
between the art pieces are
2 differences I notice
are . .
The style is . .
Minimal
Surreal
Simple
Collapse
Controlled
Less
Simplicity
Solid
Playful
Grey
Word Bank
Sentence Starters
The differences
between the art pieces are
2 differences I notice
are . .
The style is . .
Minimal
Surreal
Simple
Collapse
Controlled
Less
Simplicity
Solid
Playful
Grey
Confusing
Awkward
More
Collage
Repetition
Pastels
Easy
Truth
Neat
Messy
layered
Glossary
Surreal: having the qualities of surrealism; bizarre.
Minimal: a very small amount.
Simplicity: something that is simple, absence of decoration,
Confusing
Awkward
More
Collage
Repetition
Pastels
Easy
Truth
Neat
Messy
layered
Glossary
Surreal: having the qualities of surrealism; bizarre.
Minimal: a very small amount.
Simplicity: something that is simple, absence of decoration,

54. Final Ideas Success Criteria WILF Pair and Share:
Pair up with a partner and develop a super idea from your initial ideas.
All: Have you modelled ideas that show accuracy and creativity?
Most: Have you used materials to add texture to your work?
Some: Have you used any CAD, CNC or rapid prototyping in your ideas?
Success Criteria
WILF
Creativity
Originality
Modelling Techniques
Accuracy
Proportions

55. 3mins Quick Sketch Make Post modernist or modernist shapes.
Every box must be different.
Use your characteristics to help you develop ideas.
3mins

56. Quick Sketch Make Post modernist or modernist shapes.
Start off using the lines to make a shape.
Use your characteristics to help you develop ideas.
Every box must be different.