FINAL RENDERS
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| Outside 1 |
The Gonzaga Building of Computational Design was made and designed for the top computational design students in the world. With a Voronoi facade acting as the link between parametric design to architecture.
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| Outside 2 |
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| Outside 3 |
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| Outside 4 |
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| Studio 1 |
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| Studio 2 |
In keeping with the modular design principle, all rooms aren't designed specifically for one certain task, but rather an empty space that can cater towards anyone with any project.
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| Computer Lab |
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| Gallery |
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| Gallery |
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| Library (Left) and Hallway |
The purpose with wide open hallways was to allow students and staff to feel welcome, rather than being squished into small narrow passages (i.e Red West). This allows the building to become a center of collaboration and teamwork with wide open spaces.
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| Library |
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| Lecture Theatre |
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| Lecture Theatre |
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| Reception |
The reception allows another wide open space for students and staff to study or relax due to its wide open space and many amenities.
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| Staff Meeting Room 1 |
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| Research Space |
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| Staff Meeting Room 2 |
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| Student Meeting Room 1 |
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| Student Meeting Room 2 |
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| Staff Room |
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| Workshop |
Custom Textures
By applying a linear custom texture to the sliding solar panel; it mimics the technicality of a solar panel, with each strip acting as an individual solar absorbing cell.
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| Sliding Solar Panel |
By applying a texture that explores flow, it helps mimic the bark of a tree. This helps promote sustainability, which computational designers and the built environment as a whole try to achieve in modern day design.
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| Support Structure |
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