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GRAPHICS ONE: PORTFOLIO EVDA 541- FALL 2014 JEAN-FRANCOIS COQUAND
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GRAPHICS ONE: PORTFOLIOEVDA 541- FALL 2014JEAN-FRANCOIS COQUAND
LRT Mapping
Digital Fabrication
Rendered Cube
Tectonics & Intentions
Surface Articulation
01Orthographic Projections
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Content
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Layout Assignment 07Measured Drawings08 11
Workshop 09 13
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ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTIONS /01.1This assignment is to select an object and create a series of drawings that describe the object in ways that allow the viewer to better understand the nature of that object.
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COMPOSITE /01.1
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LRT MAPPING /02.1This assignment requires the production of a series of maps/diagrams that communicate time based in-formation about the Brentwood LRT Station. Done through first documenting the site by recording time based information about that site, followed by a process for converting that information into visual data.
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LRT MAPPING /02.2
Graphical representation of the Brentwood LRT Sta-tion, with a diagram highlighting the movement of people in and out of the site.
NMORNING USER FLOW
AFTERNOON USER FLOW
LRT DIRECTION
Section
Diagram
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DIGITAL FABRICATION /03.1
Three iterations from Studio Project 2 “cube” are fabricated using flat cut techniques using a laser cutter.
Cube 3 Cube 6
Chosen Cube Iterations Cube 3
Cube 6
Cube Sketch 2
Unfold Cubes
Cube Sketch 2
Laser Cutter Template
Cube 3
Cube 6
Extended edges were added to several sides for assembly purposes
Cube 6Cube 3 Cube Sketch 2
Cube sections are glued to clear accetate sheets for assembly purposes
Assembly Assembly
Cube 6Cube 3
Tabs added for assembly purposes
Cube Sketch 2
Rhino + Drawing Rhino + Illustrator Illustrator + Laser Cutter
Glue
1 2 3
4 5
Illustrator + Laser Cutter
Cube Sketch 2
Tongue and groove pattern added for assembly purposes
Glue
Sides
Top + Bottom
Digital Fabrication Diagram
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RENDERED CUBE /04
Using digital production techniques to produce an image of one of the cubes from the previous assignment.
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TECTONICS & INTENTION /05
A tectonic study through modeling of Herzog and DeMuron’s Signal Box.
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SURFACE ARTICULATION /06
Design an articulated surface categorized by one of Antoine Picon’s three features of contemporary orna-ment; Texture, Pattern or Topology.
LAYOUT ASSIGNMENT /07
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This assignment is about creating a static format which communicates design intentions. A board, and page spread based on previous work (Cube
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Chosen Cube Iterations
Unfolded Cubes
Laser Cutter Template
Step 1 Assembly
Step 2 Assembly
Cube 1 Cube 2 Cube 3
Cube 1 Cube 2 Cube 3
Cube 1 Cube 2 Cube 3
Cube 1 Cube 2 Cube 3
Cube 1 Cube 2
Cube 3
Rhino + Drawings
Rhino + Illustrator
Illustrator + Laser Cutter
Glue
Glue
Digital Cube Fabrication
Three cube iterarions are chosen and dig-itized to produce physical models, focus-ing on flat cut production techniques using laser cutters.
Cube 2 : Extended edges were added to several sides for assembly purposes.
Cube 3 : Tongue and groove pattern added for assembly purposes.
Cube sections are glued to clear acce-tate sheets for assembly purposes.
Cube 1 : Tabs added for assembly purposes.
Digital Cube Fabrication
4 Step 1 Assembly
Cube 1 Cube 2 Cube 3
Glue
Cube sections are glued to clear acetate sheets for assembly purposes.
5 Step 2 Assembly
Cube 1 Cube 2
Cube 3
Glue
Cube 1 : Tabs added for assembly purposes.
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Digital Cube Fabrication
Three cube iterations are chosen and digitized to pro-duce physical models, focusing on flat cut production techniques using laser cutters.
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Chosen Cube Iterations
Unfolded Cubes
Laser Cutter Template
Cube 1 Cube 2 Cube 3
Cube 1 Cube 2 Cube 3
Cube 1 Cube 2 Cube 3
Rhino + Drawings
Rhino + Illustrator
Illustrator + Laser Cutter
Cube 2 : Extended edges were added to several sides for assembly purposes.Cube 3 : Tongue and groove pattern added for assembly purposes
8.5x11 Page Spread
20x30 Board
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MEASURED DRAWING /08.1
Taking the previous surface from the surface articula-tion assignment, and replacing the main wall in the Kasian Gallery.
Kasian Gallery Installation
University of Calgary Faculty of Environmental Design
Graphics I - Project number: 07
Jennifer BassettJean-Francois Coquand
Charlea Greig
Units - InchesScale - 1:24
Drawing A.1
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East Elevation1/2”: 1’
N - S Section1/2”: 1’
Axonometric View1/2”: 1’
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Kasian Gallery Installation
University of Calgary Faculty of Environmental Design
Graphics I - Project number: 07
Jennifer BassettJean-Francois Coquand
Charlea Greig
Units - InchesScale - 1:24
Drawing A.2
23.82498.49
30.75
0.17
0.15
0.30
35.7
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024
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30.502.0064.504.0076.2599.502.00 2.00218.00
5.25
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Section A 2.3
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Plan 1/2”: 1’
East Elevation1/2”: 1’
N - S Section1/2”: 1’
Axonometric View1/2”: 1’
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MEASURED DRAWING /08.2BUILT MODELS
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This assignment consisted of taking another groups measured drawings, and building a scaled model of it.
ORIGINAL DRAWING BY DUSTIN BRAUN AND CASSIE MILFORD.
EAST ELEVATION
DETAIL
SHADOW STUDYKASIAN GALLERY MODEL JENNIFER BASSETT, CHARLEA GREIG + JEAN-FRANCOIS COQUAND
WORKSHOP /09
Hand built cubes, using manual and powered tools, requiring processing and preparations of materials.
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