The SketchUp document with this post gives the base form for Play Seven, ‘Stacking Systems’: suggested on page 202 of the book “Conversations with Form, A workbook for Students of architecture” In this post the dimensions of the base form are given in meters and centimeters.
The SketchUp document with this post gives the base forms for Play Seven, ‘Stacking Systems’: as suggested on page 202 of the book “Conversations with Form, A workbook for Students of architecture” In this post the dimensions of the base form are given in feet and inches.
The SketchUp document with this post gives the first base form for Play Four, ‘Designing in Cross Section; The Long House’: suggested on page 121 of the book “Conversations with Form, A workbook for Students of architecture” In this post the dimensions of the base form are given in meters and centimeters.
The SketchUp document with this post gives the base form for Play Three, ‘Designing in Longitudinal Section’: suggested on page 98 of the book “Conversations with Form, A workbook for Students of architecture” In this post the dimensions of the base form are given in feet and inches.
The SketchUp document with this post gives the base form for Play Three, ‘Designing in Longitudinal Section’: suggested on page 98 of the book “Conversations with Form, A workbook for Students of architecture” In this post the dimensions of the base form are given in meters and centimeters.
The SketchUp document with this post gives the base form for Play Two, ‘Articulating Exterior Building Form’: suggested on page 75 of the book “Conversations with Form, A workbook for Students of architecture” In this post the dimensions of the base form are given in feet and inches.
Once you have done with this base form, try one of your own.
