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More on Project Olympus by Ingels.
Annotation below the image (screenshot). See the above image (YouTube Screenshot): This is a square 3D-printed building for the Moon. Most space buildings are round because the 3D printers are in the centre of the building. It uses the dust of the planet and trunks around and around 3D printing the building. Round buildings are restricted, in my opinion. Bjarke Ingels has shown how square-shaped structures could be printed. I will be using Minecraft Education to construct our buildings.
.Video link: https://youtu.be/1mCsqYbQthU
- Your design ideas should show some resemblances to your design work on the Moon. In other words, there must be some ideas and concepts in your Minecraft design that sort of match his ideas. You will use their ideas to inform your ideas (inspire your designs on the Moon using Minecraft).
- You will get points if you have a biography and several images of a chosen ‘Moon Architect’ in your Google Doc. Must include comments below the images referring to the architectural style, materials, practicality, science inspiration, etc. Then screenshots of your Moon Building have to be pasted (screenshots) into the Doc.
- Lastly, you will compare (write up text) to show how these designs have inspired you.
Here are some exemplar ideas for the structure of the assessment. Yours have to look like this. However, the content will be different – it will be moon architecture.
Here is a product design inspired by an architect’s work:
NORMAN FOSTER: CHAIR DESIGN
Norman Foster’s work is often sleek, modern and high-tech, creating cinematic backdrops to everyday life. High-Tech architecture incorporating Sustainable Design.
Examples of Norman Foster’s architecture: STYLE: Modern, Minimal, Hi-tech, and Sustainable.
Building designs by Norman Foster: Modern, Hi-tech and Sustainable.
Typical Norman Foster Chair. Citic Bank in China by Norman Foster
Typical Norman Foster Chair (left) and a modern building design (right) by his architectural firm. Sir Norman Foster’s work is often sleek, modern and high-tech, creating cinematic backdrops to everyday life. His firm, Foster + Partners, has projects worldwide, and they continue to develop progressive works of High-Tech architecture incorporating Sustainable Design.
Exploring design ideas: Chair designs based on the Modern, Minimalist, and High-tec style of Norman Foster.
Exemplar NZQA (New Zealand). Student work (16-year old): https://
www.nzqa.govt.nz/assets/qualifications-and-standards/qualifications/ncea/NCEA-subject-resources/DVC/91067/91067-EXP.pdf
*The template starts here (make a copy and start making changes).
Modernist Architecture: Pioneering design by Le Corbusier (designed in 1929).
Example: Villa Savoye – by Le Corbusier (Modernism & Minimalism, Hi-Tech). Credit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villa_Savoye