Remake of Week 7 Model

Remake - Includes Rooftop Garden

 My fusion 360 model includes a rooftop garden made from Chux Heavy Duty Scourer. Colour is given to the soil using oil pastels and the plants made from the scourer pulled apart. It is easily cut to the shape of the hollow it needs to fit. After discussing and contemplating the aim of my project natural elements are important, therefore I have created another rooftop garden in my week 7 model. This creates a continuity between the models and the connection to nature. It also creates a reason that the other model made in the weeks prior doesn't fit this common theme of light interacting with natural surfaces. 





The rooftop garden space now creates shadows that interact with the colourbond roofing. The lighting used to create these shadows are meant to mimic those made by the afternoon sun as the roofline is too high for the morning sun to hit the plants. The roofline also dips down into the centre of the house as this room is located on the eastern side.




 

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