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Monday 24 October 2011
Inspiration for new model
Concept of Public and Private Spaces
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| Hilton Hotel Sydney after Renovation |
For my model reinterpretation, I have decided to transform my house from a private residence into a modern motel similar to the Hilton. With this I am looking to adapt the Lubberring Residence into an open, approachable motel for the public, but still comprising of the private spaces present in the current property.
To achieve this, the carport of the original building is taken under the building to act as an entrance to the private carpark for patrons of the motel. The main frame of the building sits above this but is expanded to create a podium with a glass front to allow for views from the public. Atop this sits the extruded rear of the building, where the rooms of the motel are located, each is stacked in two series above each other to create two towers. These towers provide a view over the city to the front with dual balconies for each room, yet also provide private space in the back to allow people to live their everyday lives without the hassle of people seeing them.
Modelling Process
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| First glimpse of the building piecing together |
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| Basic texturing starting as the modelling process is near complete |
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| More texturing added as the building starts to look like the Lubbering Residence |
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| Near finished textured image |
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| Final Image of the completed modelling and textures |
Lubbering Residence by Drewes + Strenge
Original Lubbering Residence Images:
Initial Idea of Representation:
My initial idea for reinventing the Lubbering Residence was to turn it into a space that not only responded to the residents, but to the public. With this I still felt the need to incorporate the idea of privacy throughout the building. To achieve this, my first development was of a space that was opened up by the interior spaces and lighting, to make it feel bigger than the space initially was. This concept was inspired by the open hallways of the premises, and to accomplish this I decided to go with the idea of a modern hotel, similar to the refurbishment of both the interior and exterior of the Hilton in Sydney. I changed the way the building functioned and was put together to create a small single storey complex (shown below), however after realising the little work involved in this I decided to make a multi-storey complex, that looked much like a modern hotel or apartment complex.
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