FABRICATION 2

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CASA OCHEQUEBRADOS 
1:500 TOPOGRAPHIC MODEL- ELEMENTAL 
This model celebrates the role architecture plays as an object in landscape. Rigid geometries are contrasted with the rough and jaggered topography and texture and shadow is explored. The communication method of 'floating' the topography is intended to focus specifically onto the nature of the landscape 'holding' the  architecture, as it barely touches the earth. 







PRECEDENT IMAGE
PRECEDENT IMAGE



PRECEDENT IMAGE


ORIGINAL SKETCH 





Scale 1:500 

 Materials
- Stainless steel mesh
- Tallowood Timber
- Blue Modelling Foam
- Stainless Steel rods 

 Techniques 
- CNC cutting (blue foam toposurface) 
- Hand forming mesh 
- 3D printing 
- Timber laminating 

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