Browsing BDES2020 (Architecture Studio 202) - 2010 by publication year
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BDES2020 - Decorated Shed <Jessica, Tang>
Published 2010-11-23Using the patterns of Marrickville to create a decorated shed of the SES headquarter. This ornamental screen is divided into layers, working from the outside to the inside walls. The transformations of hard to soft ...Open AccessImage -
BDES2020 - Decorated Shed <Nicole, Van Malder>
Published 2010-11-23Decorated ShedOpen AccessImage -
BDES2020 - Decorated Shed <Aleksandra Rakic>
Published 2010-11-23No hierarchal spaces, the SES headquarters becomes more efficient with a playful envelope of holed screen brings the outside in. Multiple height roofs are determined by the spaces underneath which combines the relationship ...Open AccessImage -
BDES2020 - Decorated Shed <Emmy Omagari>
Published 2010-11-23THE DECORATED SHED: MARRICKVILLE SES HEADQUARTERS. Given that the parameters for this project were strict and limited in terms of form, I decided to investigate the subtleties within both spatial and aesthetic qualities ...Open AccessImage -
BDES2020 - Decorated Shed <Tze Hui, Goh>
Published 2010-11-23The SES Marrickville Headquarters with the scheme of donut. The main highlights of this project are the folded entrance and the central courtyard.Open AccessImage -
BDES2020 - Decorated Shed <Rohan Bodman>
Published 2010-11-23This proposal is strongly contextual and functional. The circulation diagram reflects the grid of the surrounding streets with an emphasis on ease of movement for pedestrians and vehicles. An inner street connects existing ...Open AccessImage -
BDES2020 - Decorated Shed <Clarissa Luwia>
Published 2010-11-23'How can the concept of the ant hill be relevant to the layout of a human building?' This was a question which confused me. But in fact, there was a very simple solution. The ant hill consists of elevated chambers with ...Open AccessImage -
BDES2020 - Decorated Shed <LiHeng, Li>
Published 2010-11-23This project explores the typology of an "engine" within the context of the SES Centre and the relationship between the facade and the interior. An "engine" typology consists of closely packed, interlocking components to ...Open AccessImage