Emine Melike Olgun
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ARCH101
Basic of Design
Our task was to make a 3D model of 3 scenes of a movie.
Our task is to abstract the change in the shadow of two different photographs taken from the same angle during the day.
Our task is to design an extraordinary volumetric and diagonal 3D structure with 3 cardboards of certain dimensions given to us.
Our task is to draw the 5 layers of the structure we have chosen separately and design a 3D structure by adhering to the layers.
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JURY 1
ARCH111
Architectural Communication Techniques
Our mission is to take photos from 5 different angles and draw 3 of them.
We were expected to produce an orthographic set of 3 different words. Views of the given object (top view and two side views). Scale of the drawing 1/1. We placed the three views on the drawing sheet (size 35x50) cm) proportionally so that we obtain the necessary alignments properly.
This assignment want us to abstarct the given image by enlarging it to the given dimensions and depict depth, light, and textual properties of the image only by drawing parallel lines.
What is expected from us make a physical model of the chair at 1/1 scale (according to the dimensions given) without using glue.
MIDTERM 1
What is requested from us is the drawing of this chair in the given dimensions and, as a bonus, its modeling in the RHINO application.
ARCH121
Introduction of architecture
Leonard Bernstein told the television audience at the start of the first Young People's Concert: "No matter what stories people tell you about what music means, forget them. Stories are not what music means. Music is never about things. Music just is. It's a lot of beautiful notes and sounds put together so well that we get pleasure out of hearing them. So when we ask, 'What does it mean; what does this piece of music mean?' we're asking a hard question. Let's do our best to answer it." During the course of this first program, the New York Philharmonic performs portions of Rossini's "William Tell" Overture, Beethoven's Sixth Symphony, and Ravel's La Valse.
