The Final Submission of ALL Project Submissions...

Hey Hey!

As what the title says, today marks our final submission for T4b.

Finally no more projects!

Woahaa~!!

:D

But then again,

Mark this phrase.... -

" The Battle May Be Over, But The War Has Just Begun..."


. . . . . . .


And do tag!

:D

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InTech Wall Mockup...

After one of the major submissions last Friday, it is time to fulfill some of the unfinished business...

Yeap!

One of them is the Intech Wall Mockup.

And so, here is my design...




Just like the concept I had for the shophouse,

This feature wall is comprised of crossings and overlayings of components...

And at different viewing angles, you can see that the feature wall is actually slanted upwards.

This slant signifies my designer's upward progress in his AK-47 design, which initially was a failure...


Yeah... It may seem simple....

But what matters most is that it fits nicely into my design concept!


:D


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Final Model Construction...! Woah~!

After all the mockups and so much planning, draftings and sketchings, it is time to put them all into practical.

Yeah... Its time for the final construction!


And so, here it begins.....





Firstly (and the most importantly), is to build up the shell of the shophouse for all other components to fall in to.


And next, in accordance to the plans, I erected the party walls, as well as the other interior and structural parts.





So, after all the other processes were done (which I skipped in the blog), the shophouse is somewhat complete...





And why I said 'somewhat' is because...


Time has consumed me, and some parts of the design were incomplete!

And what's bad is that the model has been submitted...!



Damn~!!


I'm screwed ........



*Fingers Crossed*



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A Final Lecture For The Term (Year)

There was a lecture today, which probably would be the last one for the term and year.


It was basically on forms and space. And eventually, as an in-class excercise, we were told to cut and fold paper to create spatial qualities.


This what I've done, as part of the excercise. It may actually look like trash...





But upon closer observation and views from different angles,


It could actually be a space for a Park, Playground, Shopping Mall or even an Army Base!


Hahaa! ;D







Yeah...


That's basically all for today!



Gotta catch up on T4b Shophouse!



[NZ]

Moodbox II and Shophouse Mockups

It has been quite a long time since I last blogged about the progress for T4b.

All of these are prior to the hectic developments and modifications that I have been working on.

Since the completion of my first moodbox, a second one was on its way.
Further consultations and plannings finally resulted me to think for a whole new concept for moodbox 2.

It does obviously, looked different from the first one.




Basically, it is just pieces of boxes (or cuboids) systematically stacked, overlaid and slotted within each other.


And soon after that, I proceeded on with the first mockup model for the shophouse.





Thereafter, I wasn't really satisfied with the first results, due to the absence of 'daring-ness'.

And so, I went to draft for the 2nd Mockup to alter this absence.





In comparison to the first one, this 2nd mockup is now fitted with more slottings and overlayings of components.

In a way, I feel that this is much more interesting than the one I had made earlier on.



So, currently, I am now at this stage, and much more works are still pending to be done!

=O

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Machine Project Prototype...

Hey Hey...


After so long, I finally realised that I haven't post up the photos of the Machine Prototype my group has designed and constructed.


So, here they are...

I call it 'The Confusioner' .

Basically, this machine comprises of an eye goggle loaded with mirrors and an ear cup.

The goggle is supposed to confuse the eye, while the ear cup helps to enhance sound waves to the ears.





Here it is while in action...









:D

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Construction Of Moodbox I...

Amidst the holidays, and towards its end, I finally found the time to construct and finish up the moodbox.


I wonder if everyone else has finished it...

Anyway, after much planning and thinking, I went to get everything ready and proceeded to
draft out the production plan.




Then, comes the construction...

First to complete was the base platform for the box.





Then, the back wall.




Next, was the left panel.





And the right panel.





After the roof is done and all the attachments were ready, the moodbox was officially complete!





:D


Here are the interior photos of the moodbox...
























Hahaa! This took me 3 days to complete and 2 weeks of intense planning...



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