Wednesday 30 July 2014

Picnic at Park -Boat Shed

Picnic- Boat Shed


A comparison of site
A park and the boat sheds show significant contrast. The park is an open large space whilst the boat sheds are a confined closed in space. It will be important to try and communicate the idea of openness through my re-designed boat shed.



The Idea

To create a space that is accessible to those who wish to go for a picnic but are prevented to do so by external elements such as the weather or the time of day. This inside picnic space will be a B.Y.O. food and drink keeping with the traditional idea of a picnic. The space is to be semi-casual, basic restaurant setting and grass features. 


Plan Drawing

Create a space that has nooks and closed of spaces but still gives the impression of openness and length.

Playing with Photoshop in Class- Adding Texture


Elevation Drawing
Large windows to encourage an aspect of indoor out door flow (windows along roof and front).

Section Drawing

Wooden textures encourage a casual feel. Grass patches and detailing; brings one of the more important aspects of having a picnic inside.

Perspective Drawing

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Model


Tuesday 29 July 2014

Meeting -Picnic

Meeting -Picnic at the Park

Imagery, Ideas and Inspiration.



  • Cafe du Pique-Nique -Is an indoor picnic cafe in London.

Cafe du Pique-Nique





















    • Park Here is an Indoor Pop up Park that operates during the winter months. It allows the public to enjoy a picnic that otherwise would of been prevented by the weather. Park Here also supports the local summer season businesses by allowing them to open in conjunction to the park.




    Picnic History

    Originally, the term described the element of individual contribution each guest was supposed to make towards the repast, as everyone who had been invited to social events styled as "picnics" was expected to turn up bearing a dish to add to the common feast. This element was picked up in other 'picnic' terms, such as 'picnic society,' which described gatherings of the intelligentsia where everyone was expected to perform or in some other way contribute to the success of the evening. 

    Over time, the meaning of the word shifted to emphasize an alfresco element that had crept into the evolving concept of what such gatherings were supposed to be. Nowadays one thinks of a picnic as a casual meal partaken in a pastoral setting, not as a repast enjoyed either indoors or outdoors but which was contributed to by everybody. Modern picnics can be provisioned by only one cook, and no one would think anything of it; what matters now is the food be eaten outdoors.
    Source: http://www.snopes.com/language/offense/picnic.asp


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    Sunday 20 July 2014

    Drawings

    Pencil
    Pen
    Ink
    Collage
    Photo

    Model

    Model
    Sculpture

    Sculpture
    Video & Audio

    Walking to the Boat sheds






    House
    Traffic at the lights
    Group Drawing
    Crane


    Roof in Building -Blind Drawing

    Steps

    People on Cuba Street
    Cafe on Cuba

    Inside the fruit shop on Cuba
    Boat Sheds
    Boat Shed door and shadow- Blind Drawing

    Boat Shed Door Close up

    Boat Sheds


    The Boat Sheds

    Some Boats