before initiating the cabin design, the exemplar architects own design philosophies were further analysed, alongside the aesthetic analysis that was undertaken in part B, some key findings included:
The segregation of public spaces to the ground floor, and private spaces to the secondary floor
The use of exterior spaces to make interior spaces feel, or even become larger with the use of changeable open plan spaces, this interplay of interior and exterior spaces was one of the key 'party' elements in his design
The use of a primary hallway or space that all other spaces run onto, another potential 'party' aspect
the abundant use of natural lighting, large glass windows, swiveling doors, and framing of key views, with primary living areas often expanding out into these views.
After taking into account these elements, diagramming of spaces and drafting of spaces was undertaken
bubble diagram of room integration
floor plan progression
floor plan progression
floor plan progression and site analysis
private vs public space analysis within cabin ground floor
private vs public space analysis within cabin first floor
quick perspective drawing to provide an idea of shape and exterior layout
wind analysis diagram of internal space, and quick elevations to provide a sense of external aesthetics
Site diagram detailing how the planted trees and cabin placement take advantage of desirable environmental conditions, while shielding against harsh ones.
first floor natural light diagram
ground floor natural light diagram
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