2. Introduction to Design Arch 10 Mount San Antonio College

3. What is Architecture?

4. Painting is an work of Art that you walk up to and engage Leonardo DaVinci / Mona Lisa

5. Sculpture is an work of art that one walk around to engage Henry Moore / Large Reclining Figure

6. Architecture is a work of Art that one walks through to engage Frank Lloyd Wright Guggenheim NY

7. Most buildings try to be ECONONICAL and FUNCTIONAL following the credo of FORM FOLLOWS FUNCTION

8. …with really bad results

9. Bubble Diagram

10. Make it into a Box

11. Extrude it up and put a roof on it!

12. Voila!!! Decorate with windows, doors, and other “accents and ornamentation”

14. Spanish Mediterranean?

15. Tudor?

16. and any other monstrosities

17. Louis Sullivan “Father of the Skyscrapers” “Form ever follows function”

18. Leaf (propagation of species)

19. Flowers & Insects

20. Orchids

21. Animal

22. Fish

23. Machine Cold War era Submarines Shaped to glide through water with least resistance Awkward when sailing on surface

24. World War II era submarines Previous generation submarines were designed as boats that occasionally submerged. Hence, its ultimate form.

28. Too far? Toyota Prius Chevy Volt

29. Form Follows Idea Thom MayneCal Trans District 7 HQ

30. 2-4-6-8 House

31. John LautnerChemosphere House

32. Arch 10 @ Mt SAC Our goal for this class Gain the knowledge to conceive and build ideas into physical form.

33. Formal Methods Subtractive Process Volumetric Collisions Folded Space/Mapping/Envelope Distorted Planes / Typology / Sequence of space Polygonal forms/Triangulation Organic Forms & Lofting

34. Subtractive Process

35. Volumetric Collision

36. Triangulation and Polygons

37. Folded Space

38. Distorted Planes

39. Organic forms

40. Concepts Ideas become Built Form

41. Action as metaphor Swing of a golf club…used as metaphor for a golf club Movement, rhythm of walking, swing of the club Chiba Golf Club, Morphosis

42. Imagery as metaphor Sails of a tall shipIAC Building, FOG

43. BMW Welt, Coop Himmelb(l)au Natural phenomenon as metaphor Building the sky