SpaceCollective: Lisa Sommerhuber

SpaceCollective: Lisa Sommerhuber http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber Sun, 23 May 2010 17:11:11 +0000 http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber en Is it you who you see upside down or is it someone else? http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/5956/Is-it-you-who-you-see-upside-down-or-is-it-someone-else http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/5956/Is-it-you-who-you-see-upside-down-or-is-it-someone-else Sun, 23 May 2010 17:11:11 +0000 Lisa Sommerhuber 5956 <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1274659229/lineDrawings.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> yourself - reflected and distorted in vaulted ceilings others - upside down on the other side of the space station http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/5956/Is-it-you-who-you-see-upside-down-or-is-it-someone-else EXHIBITED http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/5951/EXHIBITED- http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/5951/EXHIBITED- Fri, 21 May 2010 15:02:30 +0000 Lisa Sommerhuber 5951 as part of the exhibition «Other Space Odysseys: Greg Lynn, Michael Maltzan, Alessandro Poli» at the Canadian Center for Architecture, Montréal, Québec, 8.4.-6.9.2010 http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/5951/EXHIBITED- Dog size model? Horse size model! http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/5950/Dog-size-model-Horse-size-model http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/5950/Dog-size-model-Horse-size-model Fri, 21 May 2010 14:56:17 +0000 Lisa Sommerhuber 5950 <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1274477892/InteriorOpenSpace_s.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"><img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1274477270/FloorView_.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"><img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1274478357/2images.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"><img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1274478174/StationSmallSpheres_s.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"><img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1274478408/DetailSphere_s.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"><img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1274478813/threeViews_s.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/5950/Dog-size-model-Horse-size-model Is it you who you see upside down or is it someone else? http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/5949/Is-it-you-who-you-see-upside-down-or-is-it-someone-else http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/5949/Is-it-you-who-you-see-upside-down-or-is-it-someone-else Fri, 21 May 2010 14:19:35 +0000 Lisa Sommerhuber 5949 <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1274476600/lineDrawings.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1274476398/crossSectionCD250.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1274476671/longitudinalSectionAB250.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1274476696/elevationE250.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/5949/Is-it-you-who-you-see-upside-down-or-is-it-someone-else Review with Greg 11.05.2007 http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/1209/Review-with-Greg-11052007 http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/1209/Review-with-Greg-11052007 Mon, 14 May 2007 06:41:34 +0000 Lisa Sommerhuber 1209 forces deforming the rotating spheres diagram showing the continuous first floor with dense and less dense areas <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1179149280/Diagrams_FloorDevelopementReferences.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> section diagram: - seeing oneself upside down in reflective ceilings versus seeing others upside down across the station - apertures become denser and larger towards the rotation axis - differentiation into day and night zones - in the dense areas, some spheres stay rather full to create more closed spaces - additional floors inserted to gain more floor area, sometimes no flat floor <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1179149291/sectionUpload.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1179149318/Exterior_Fenestration_persp.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> look at an almost closed night ceiling <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1179149356/Interior_Reflective2PRINT.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> look through a porous day ceiling <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1179149364/Interior_Porous1PRINT.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/1209/Review-with-Greg-11052007 It's all rotating! http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/1114/Its-all-rotating http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/1114/Its-all-rotating Thu, 03 May 2007 07:09:07 +0000 Lisa Sommerhuber 1114 spheres under the influence of a vortex field: the center of the vortex field is represented by the red ball. WHAT I LIKE ABOUT THIS ANIMATION: - emphasizes the relation between the spheres, blends them into one figure - erodes the geometric primitive - spheres become flat - finally a way to reduce the floor height! - can I achieve a flat floor without cutting? NEXT STEP: - design with control using these interesting features <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1178200835/developements123.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1178200845/model_developements123.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/1114/Its-all-rotating MIDTERM http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/1085/MIDTERM http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/1085/MIDTERM Sat, 28 Apr 2007 05:17:42 +0000 Lisa Sommerhuber 1085 FEEDBACK - Work on fineness and aesthetics! Work on pattern and surface articulation and refine the meetings of surfaces. - Elaborate a variation in size, height, density and connectivity of spaces considering program and lifestyle. - The space stations are rotating, so why doesn’t any of the designs show forces? SPACE <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1177762458/space_section_no_persons.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"><img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1177762475/space_top.w.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1177762491/space_elevation.w.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1177762505/space_perspective4w.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> EARTH <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1177876156/ground_section_floorplan_top.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"><img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1177762576/ground_perspective.w.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1177762623/ground_interior_with_persons.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/1085/MIDTERM Review with Assistants http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/964/Review-with-Assistants http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/964/Review-with-Assistants Wed, 18 Apr 2007 03:36:59 +0000 Lisa Sommerhuber 964 One station is basically one continuous space, differentiated into zones by the ceiling. I switched from bubbles that touch each other to spheres that intersect each other. The perspective view shows the continuous floor all around the station. Special situations emerge when there are gaps between the spheres that function as walls. A second level emerges, when spheres are stacked exactly above each other. FEEDBACK: The project is so simple that it is easy to understand and very clear. Now it is time to introduce more complexity! - Geometry: It is dominated by the appearance of the individual sphere - Erode the primitive geometry, e.g. by treating parts (joints, ceilings, crack-walls) in a special way to emphasize their relation. More variation in size. - Cutting with a plane perpendicular to the rotation axis is a simple strategy to introduce a variety of flat elements, that give a first approach towards fenestration. - Fenestration: In relation to the function, in contrast to the spheres and circles. <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1176891610/massing top.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"><img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1176891636/massing4.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1176892520/space_section_sc.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"><img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1176892617/ground_section_sp.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/964/Review-with-Assistants interior views? http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/885/interior-views http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/885/interior-views Wed, 11 Apr 2007 07:04:29 +0000 Lisa Sommerhuber 885 <img src="http://spacecollective.org/userdata/0FBrjBU5/1176396071/5averageSmooth.jpg" border="0" width="" height="" class="padTopBot"> http://spacecollective.org/LisaSommerhuber/885/interior-views