Katie Hunks
In Class Analysis of Drainage System
The Life Sciences Institute Building, UBC
A4- Above, At & Below Ground
A4: Above, At & Below Ground | Vicky Cen
In-class exercise
Rainwater flow
Rough version
Refined version
Block scale plan
Assignment 4
Sir James Douglas Elementary School
Base Plan
Green vs grey analysis
Green vs Grey + Program analysis
Green vs Grey + Program + Circulation analysis
Vegetation type analysis
Rainwater flow analysis
Long section showing scale of building in relation to adjacent landscape
Section showing relationship between building and road, also underground utilities
Ground level perspective showing materials and use of space
Axonometric showing the experience of the road, sidewalk, and the entrance.
A4 | Above, At, and Below Ground | Doug Craig
A4: Above, At & Below Ground
Berend Kessler
A3_Mapping_Bruce
Areas of Interest: After observing for a 30 minute period I noticed that the flight paths of birds in the park tended to concentrate in the north end (Area of Interest #1, top of page). The north end also experienced considerably less pedestrian traffic than the south end (Area of Interest #2, bottom of page). Perhaps the birds targeted area of interest #1, due to there being less pedestrian traffic…or were there other potential reasons?… (see Map #2).
Areas of Interest: Map 2 includes the added features of the locations of all trees and buildings within the park. In the second 30 minute period of observation, the flight paths of birds continued to predominantly concentrate at the north end of the park (Area of Interest #1, top of page). The north end not only experienced less pedestrian traffic than the south end (Area of Interest #2, bottom of page), but also has a much greater concentration of trees and the only 3 buildings in the park. As such, it is likely that the trees and buildings (perching spots/spots to rest) are reasons for why there was a heavy concentration of flying birds in the north end throughout my time in the park.
In the second 30 minute period, however, I also witnessed a cluster of flying birds in the southeast end (Area of Interest #2). The main reason why birds were attracted to this area this time around was because a man was feeding them food out of the garbage can.
A 3 | Mapping | Jennifer Reid
More on the way….
A3_Mapping_Duncan
A3- Mapping
Katie Hunks
In Class Exercise: Mapping the Sky
Mapping the Beaty Biodiversity Museum
A3 Wenting Yang
Beaty Museum study on September 28th at noon
The drawing represents a relationship between building and exterior vegetation. The large metal grid facade separates the nature and the human-made building.
