Tim Riffle: Studio Final: Site and Roof Plan

Wednesday, October 3, 2007

Studio Final: Site and Roof Plan

Site plan with showing the roof plan and surrounding site. Roof light well also picks up on the angle from the John Hancock building

Roof plan showing the light wells that cut through the roof allowing light to filter into the building

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Static Verses Dynamic

The idea comes form the ever changing environment and how it effects the inside (program) and outside of the building (context). Based on the movement of such things as people, cars, weather, color and the static and dynamic pressures from within and around the building, the building reacts by projecting a different look in reaction to the changing context.
The building will respond to its ever changing environment through the use of computer programs that will change the opacity or shading of the glass, or the color and intensity of the lighting from the inside and outside of the building. This will be a direct reaction to the man made and natural forces that occur in and around the building.

Tim Riffle

Wednesday, October 3, 2007

Studio Final: Site and Roof Plan

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Static Verses Dynamic

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