Architecture Shoot

Details:

Light:

Patterns:

Angles and Shapes:

Surroundings:

Architecture Shoot Preview 2

1. Details:

Its shows that the details on the side of the windows. 

It shows a close up view of the sides of the building.

2. Light: Nautilus House

The light shines through the colored windows which projects the color from the windows.

This shows the light traveling through a building, which helps the mood of the building.

3. Patterns: Turning Torso

This shows the same pattern repeating itself over and over from top to bottom. 

The photo of the building, shows the repeated patterns.

4. Angles and shapes: Habitat 67

This building is defiantly very structured with all the different sizes of shapes it offers.

The building has a very unique style to it, which is something you never really see often.

5. Surroundings: Eden Project

This photo shows the surroundings, which are the trees, grass basically all the greens that nature has to offer. The scenery really shows what this building is made for.

Warm-up iPhone Photos

1. I picked this photo because I love waterfalls and just how it looks very artsy and tumblr. And the way the girls hair looks very pretty, the style is curly and kinda waved, i just love how it looks on her.

2. Yes, this one in particular looks like I could have taken it with my iPhone, and iPhones take very great quality photos.

3. I think it affects the photo a lot maybe ego bring out more color, and or just to tweak the photo out, just to make it perfect.

4. To probably adjust the brightness and to tap the center of your iPhone to adjust the focus so that it may come out more clearer.

Architecture Preview

Forest Spiral:

1. Australian artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser
2. Built in the 1990's
3. Darmstadt, Germany
4. Visitable
5. No information on cost
6. Apartments
7. I picked this building because by just reading the name I was intrigued to see what it looked like. So I thought that a building named Forest Spiral would sound really cool. The building actually has trees growing on top of it, that's amazing!

The Crooked House:

1. Krzywy Domek

2. Built in 2004

3. Sopot, Poland

4. Public House and restaurant

5. $1449

6. Inspiration by the fairytale illustrations and drawings 

7. I wanted to know and or see what a crooked house would look like. And it was not what I had expected or what I thought it would look like.

The Cube houses:

1. Piet Blom

2. Built in 1974

3. Netherlands

4. Yes, you can visit

5. 10,000(Pounds)

6. no info

7. I chose to look at these because I had in mind that the houses were going to be very small cube ilk houses, but the weird part is that it looks like they are floating. That may just be me.

 

National Centre for the Performing Arts:

1. Paul Andreu (French)
2. Constructed in 2001
3. Bejing, China
4. Private, students who attend their
5. 2.688 billion yuan
6.  It was designed as an iconic feature, something that would be immediately recognizable.
7.  I liked how this building looks like a giant egg, floating in a large area of water. And it looks very elegant, and pretty. Th lights compliment the whole thing very nicely.

Habitat 67:

1.  Moshe Safdie
2.  October 1967
3. Montreal, Quebec
4. yes
5. no info
6. It began as a thesis project for his architecture program at McGill University.
7. This reminds me of the movie Blades of Glory, for the Olympics the place they stayed in. Where jimmy Macaroy and Chaz Michaels Michaels spent the night in. And i really liked how the way it was arranged in makes it look very interesting.

Sensory Overload

Quote: " I believe that more and more, we are defining out environments not as the spaces themselves, in terms of the buildings to architecture, but rather by the objects and devices that we buy and surround ourselves with… I would like that message to carry through universally," Seymour said.

1.  I feel like what it saying is that to really nourish our environment and not to go crazy by building all of these buildings, but to reserve it because nature is a really important thing to our everyday lives.

I would agree with this statement because I feel like a lot of people do not really notice how much land they are taking up until it is all gone.

I really love how in pretty much all of the photos there are really nice pops of color in it with really makes the pictures stand out, and look really cool. But that is the thing I like how color can make such a difference in photography to bring that attention to amazing photos.

2. No, because it would probably feel to crowded in those little stores. But some of the objects that they are selling I guess I wouldn't think of people buying to where they need a whole store.

3. They would probably be really bored being stuck in those little stores, waiting for customers to come in to buy something. Because I know I would not want to be in there.

4. My favorite photo was the store with all the flowers because I really love flowers, how they are so pretty. I kinda have an obsession with flowers, because they are so pretty to look at.

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