EXP 3 WK 5 - Assessment Criteria

EXP 3 WK 5 - File Front

My unrealEd model can be found here

EXP 3 WK 5 - Final Submission

First image shows the overall architecture, consisting of 3 different structures (spaces).

The 2nd image shows my clinet standing in the lowest area (activity space), showing the relationship between the elevator+dining table and the space.

The last captured image shows my client standing on the dining table, as well as topmost working office areas. The office area is 2-storey space, connected by stairs.

The texture doesn't appear on my dining table when imported in unreal. Therefore, i have included a captured image of sketchup dining table model.

My understanding of power; I think it is very difficult to gain powers. Once you have gained your powers, it is more difficult to maintain them. In order to show this logic, i have created different spaces, where the elevator travels through. This indicates the different stages of gaining power. In the office area, i have created stairs instead of the elevator. Walking on the stairs consumes more time than riding on the elevator, which tells you that my clinets have put enormous amounts of efforts and time to maintain their powers.

EXP 3 WK 4 - Full Draft

The 1st captured image shows the lowest space, where my clients can relax or enjoy their hobbies. I have used octagonal shape with 4 entrances (which can become private spaces).

The 2nd captured image shows the overall architecture for EXP 3.

The 3rd and 4th captured images show the movement of the elevator (also, dining table) between my clients' office areas.

The last captured image is taken from the meeting area, looking down, showing the placement of the dining table in the lowest space.

Architecture for EXP 3 is divided into 3 spaces - 1. topmost space as my clients' office areas (Zhang Yin and Ratan Tata)2. middle space for my clients to meet for a working lunch meeting area and 3. lowest space as my clients' leisure + activity area

The dining table in my Unreal is also going to be used as the elevator (I have not made a separate mover for the elevator). This is because the dining table travels through every level and there is no need of creating the elevator.

EXP 3 WK 4 - Feedback on other students

EXP 3 WK 3 - Sketchup Dining Table Animation

EXP 3 WK 3 - Sketchup Dining Table Images

My client's dining table is going to be used as meeting area. It has some chairs (representing power in different ways) attached to it. The first two captured images show the custom texture of the table and the general design and structure of the table and attached chairs. The last image shows how the dining table fits within the overall architecture.

EXP 3 WK 3 - Custom Textures

EXP 3 WK 3 - Study of dining tables

A table is a form of furniture composed of a surface supported by a base, usually four legs. It is often used to hold objects or food at a convenient or comfortable height when sitting.

Tables come in a variety of shapes, heights and materials, depending on their origin, style and intended use. All tables are composed of a flat surface and a base with one or more supports. A dining room table is any table designed to be dined at. A table can be used temporarily for objects such as food and eating utensils during a meal, cups for drinks and writing paper during writing and for various hobbies.

The dining table for my client [EXP 3] would be shaped something like shown above. The table has some attached chairs, which represent the client's physical powers such as wealth, health and inner powers such as attrativeness.

EXP 3 WK 2 - Unreal development

My unreal model consists of three spaces, only connected by elevator. The topmost space is mainly used as the client's working space (office). The structure at the bottom is the living space where the client can relax, enjoy, and so forth. I have created a bedroom inside the bridge to give a sense of secure and protection.


This is the two-point perspective drawings which formed the basis of my unreal design.

EXP 3 WK 2 - Sketchup Model Animation

EXP 3 WK 2 - Sketchup Model

The black line indicates the pathway of the elevator. It moves vertically as well as horizontally between different spaces !

EXP 3 WK 2 - Study of Patterns

Front cover of a folder

My wallet

Motorola logo

Numbers written on bankcard

Sandpaper

Remote control

EXP 3 WK 2 - Study of Elevators

An elevator is a transport device used to move goods or people vertically. because of wheelchair access laws, elevators are often a legal requirement in new buildings with multiple floors. A modern day elevator consists of a cab (also called a "cage" or "car") mounted on a platform within an enclosed space called a shaft, or in Commonwealth countries called a "hoistway".
Elevators may feature talking devices as an accessibility aid for the blind. In addition to the call buttons, elevators usually have floor indicators (often illuminated by LED) and direction lanterns. Modern elevators are designed in a way so that they can move people horizontally and diagonally as well as vertically.
Do you know why there are mirrors inside elevators? When elevator was first created, it was really slow. In order to overcome this problem, mirror were put inside elevators. While people are in elevators, when they look at mirrors, they become unconscious of the speed of elevators.
One of the main advantage of elevators is that it can become a private space for some couples !