jpbarrandey2501
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Garden Model 1
The model represents the basic spaces of the garden. It is dynamic in that it represents the topology of the garden, but the pins can be relocated to represent the topography of the garden.
Medium: MDF board and metal wire
Medium: MDF board and metal wire
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
Isometric sketch with Illustrator color fill
Friday, September 25, 2009
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
The Villa Medici, one of the many country residences of the great Lorenzo, brings home very forcibly the life of entertaining associated with that Florentine school of thought, the Platonic Academy. Such a villa, designed solely to provide luxurious mental refreshment, and placed in the most beautiful situation of any round Florence, could not fail to attract scholars for the interchange and acquisition of knowledge. If the life may have inclined to ease, at least the architecture of the place rises to a very great level. There is probably as much dignity of learning expressed in the long simple lines of the terraces cut out of the hill below Fiesole, as there ever was in all cultivating arguments prompted within its precincts. As one of the buildings, therefore, which make the dawn of the Renaissance, and in which the newly born love of art and freedom were fostered and spread abroad, the Villa has a special interest. As work of garden architecture, it was a thoroughly sound conception, and one of the most important foundations of future garden design.
H. Ingo Triggs
H. Ingo Triggs
Monday, August 31, 2009
Taxonomic Catalog
Taxonomic Catalog
M1 / Masses
Gardens
Public
Semi Public
Private
Structures
Villa
Stables
Maids Quarter
S1 / Horizontal Surface
Levels
Ground level
1st level
2nd level
4th level
Inclines
Pergola
S2 / Vertical Surfaces
Retaining Walls
Levies
E1 / Vertical Elements
Plants
Trees
Brush
Fountains
E2 / Path Elements
Stairs
Pergola
Villa
1st Floor
2nd Floor
Railings
Concrete
M2 / Mass-Less Conditions
Views From
Terraces
Brunch House
Villa
M1 / Masses
Gardens
Public
Semi Public
Private
Structures
Villa
Stables
Maids Quarter
S1 / Horizontal Surface
Levels
Ground level
1st level
2nd level
4th level
Inclines
Pergola
S2 / Vertical Surfaces
Retaining Walls
Levies
E1 / Vertical Elements
Plants
Trees
Brush
Fountains
E2 / Path Elements
Stairs
Pergola
Villa
1st Floor
2nd Floor
Railings
Concrete
M2 / Mass-Less Conditions
Views From
Terraces
Brunch House
Villa
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