Vuletic
Week Six: Storyboard
Weekly Learning Outcome
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Discuss implications for the projects going forward.
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Produce composite drawing
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Consider visual and communication strategies to best present the design proposals.
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Pitch concept development process work, contextual and site research and documentation, and sketch design.
Storyboarding
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Create a visual sequence, which communicates the key moments and experiential qualities of the proposed spatial design.
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Reflect on the design review and identify how to present the project narrative more effectively.
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Develop a storyboard outline for the design proposal.
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Identify key images needed and plan workflow.
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Create a storyboard for the design proposal pitch that include 6 detailed views of the design project, including detailed site information.
Brainstorming
Concept Reflection:
Throughout my research and creative experimentations, I have discovered the historical relevance of the connection of water and Fort Lane. I've been intrigued to explore my site, Imperial Lanes greater surrounding water sources such as The Waihoritu stream that connects the lower end of the city to the upper end on Queens Street. As well as exploring the historical aspect of Fort Lane as it was one the shore line of Auckland City prior to urban land reclamation. My goal is transform Imperial Lane that embraces water and light qualities by creating a sensory space that creates a unique experience for city goers. The physical and immaterial qualities I implement into the space will create a concept of tranquility, calmness and embracing of connection. Moreover, I want to transform the site that is currently seen as a bypass into a permanent destination.
I decided to do my story board sequence as a digital drawing as I felt that I was able to convey my ideas more clearly, for instance immateriality and atmosphere plays a large role in my design proposal and I felt that with an incorporation of digital collage - this was the best way to display my ideas.
Image One
Site Introduction and Historical Context
Image Two
Perspective of Fort Lane
Image Three
Facade, experimentation of light and curved forms
Image Four
Interior Lobby: Water Curtain to add white noise to the space. Curved wall accents to represent waters form qualities
Image Five
Interaction, Viewing and sound space, Tranquility
Image Five
Interaction, Viewing and sound space, Tranquility
Image Six
Leaving the space, a guide to Queen Street with historical context of The Waihoritu Stream