Stair

This is the original stair:

This is my sketches on the above image:

Second Google Sketch up model

Above the Datum work: Curvaceous
Below the Datum word: Love
Section:
3D Section

Google Sketch up Model

Above Daum word: Love
Below Datum word: Supporting
Section:

3D Section:

Exercise 1

Above the Datum: Pillar
Below the Datum: Love

Aove the Datum: Intriguing
Below the Datum: Dark

Above the Datum: Love
Below the Datum: Pillar

Above the Datum: Dark
Below the Datum: Intriguing

Above the Datum: Supporting

Below the Datum: Obsering
Aove the Datum: Obsering
Below the Datum: Love

Aove the Datum: Love
Below the Datum: Envy

Aove the Datum: Envy
Below the Datum: Curvaeous

Above the Datum: Curvaeous
Below the Datum: Supporting

Clients Art Work

Patricia Piccinini - The Young Family


Family - Loving - Intriguing

Ricky Swallow - Bearded Men-after Picasso

Envy - Observing- Dark

Richard Goodwin - Waterjacket

Pillar -Supporting - Curvaceous

Creative Work, Great Architecture and Something Beautiful

My BEST piece of creative work before coming to University.

My Final Model for TAFE

This a 1:100 Scale model I did in tafe DA of a Small Shopping Centre with Offices Above in Fairfield, NSW.
It was my first presentation model, took me approximately 8 weeks to design fulling and 3 full days to put together. It was a learning experience seeing though I was using new materials and techniques.
I got a distinction for it, so I'm happy.

A GREAT piece of Architecture
Falling Water - Frank Lloyd Wright

This has to be my personal favourite piece of architecture; the way it compliments its surroundings, it almost looks like it grew right out of the edge of the waterfall, like it was meant to be there. From memory the architect, Frank Lloyd Wright sat around for hours thinking about this design without touching a pen to paper, then within only a short few hours did he create this work of art. Here it is, as it was over 70 years old, still a symbol of modern architecture, before its time.

Something Beautiful
Sydney Harbour at sunset
Need I say more? Whats more beautiful than the brilliant architecture of world famous Sydney Harbour at sunset. The Sydney Opera House is another classic example of timeless architecture, over 36 years old and still a architectural master piece. To add to the already fantastic harbour, The Sydney Harbour Bridge, over 75 years old and still magnificent and perfectly in place in the harbour.

About Me

A little about me, I'm 19 and just started Uni at UNSW, I'm currently enrolled in ARCH COMP. I finished my HSC in 2007, then completed my Diploma Architectural Technology 2009.
I'm currently working in a small firm in Marrickville doing CAD designing, hoping this will provide helpful in the coming years.

I've been interested in architecture for as long as I can remember, earliest memory would probably be when I was six? And after all theses years I believe I'm beginning to see the light at the tunnel. I am anxious to hear from my peers and to hear of their backgrounds.

I'm looking forward to all that uni life brings and . . . hoping all goes well.

Cheers