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Axo Demystified is a resource which introduces the ‘CUBE’ method as a tool for site visualization and immersion. Here you will find basic concepts, tutorials, helpful resources, inspiring precedent and everything else axo! The blog aspires to be a living document where students can contribute and share resources, ideas, as well as their own work.<\/p>\n
Collectively, the authors see a growing need for designers to be educated in site analysis. Understanding and applying the axonometric and ‘CUBE’ method are fundamental to becoming fluent in this important skill. Only after a site is adequately understood can rigorous and responsive design occur.<\/p>\n
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Authors <\/em><\/p>\n Kelly Kang, (MLA ’22)<\/p>\n Berend Kessler (MLA ’22)<\/p>\n Robert Ferguson (BEnD ’20, MARCLA ’25)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Supervisor & contributor<\/em><\/p>\n Professor Daniel Roehr<\/p>\n Contact: droehr@sala.ubc.ca<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Welcome to Axo Demystified! Axo Demystified is a resource which introduces the ‘CUBE’ method as a tool for site visualization and immersion. Here you will find basic concepts, tutorials, helpful resources, inspiring precedent and everything else axo! The blog aspires to be a living document where students can contribute and share resources, ideas, as … <\/p>\n