Pattern Exercise

Note

In descriptions, I tried to keep it short as talking about stability, proportion and things likes these makes it boring in a way. Also we already argued about these models so I hope it wouldn't be a problem.

 Have a nice day.

Basic Design : Exercise 8 Final

3 Group A's, 1 Group B and 1 Group C forms Group D. And this final group repeats itself for 6 times.

All voids are connected and I tried to make a maze-like flowing. As before balsa used to identify groups and mesh for observable spaces. It is united, balanced, rhythmic and everything.

Basic Design : Exercise 8 Trial 2

 Group A

 Group B

Group A and B

 

Group A's connected in a rhythmic way and created some connected spaces. Group B's placed at the corners and stopped the flowing. I also used balsa for the same element in every group so it would be easier to identify groups when design get messy.

Basic Design : Exercise 8 Trial 1

 (Rhythm with the repeated groups)

 (Linear but fluid connected spaces)

 (Connected spaces between Group A's)

 (GROUP A)

Basic Design : Exercise 7

 

 This model was about the hierarchy. So at first I created a square.

 Then it formed another square.

Then another square. And finally it formed a cube. So this counts as a hierarchy, right?

Basic Design : Exercise 6

 I added some angle between the repeating parts so model at the and would be united and rhythmic at the same time.

Basic Design : Exercise 5

My base group looks like this. I tried to create some randomness with the positions of the rectangles. So created rhythm wouldn't be monotone.

With the placement of the triangles and rectangles, there was some kind of rhythm.

Basic Design : Exercise 4

My repeating group consists 5 elements; a triangle, 2 parallelograms, a square and a rectangle.

So there is 4 Group A's and they are all connected to a core.