ASSIGNMENT
2: DESIGNING A PROGRAMMING MACHINE
DUE: Tuesday September
11
During the next 2 weeks
we will develop a series of exercises that will help determinate the schematic
design of your project for mid-term exam. The objective of this week
assignment is to introduce the student to the program of the site and studio
program.
ACTION FORM vs. PHYSICAL-MATERIAL
FORM
Site and studio programs
will be confronted in the first part of this semester in a more abstract
format that in a physical-material design format. The purpose is
to suspend the traditional formal design potential of architecture for
developing a better understanding of the nature of the program of the building:
connecting cultures digitally.
We will initially search
for the action form, the promenade and events, that guide the user inside
these connected building,
PROGRAMMATIC DIAGRAM MACHINE
You will be asked to
conduct what we will call “Programmatic Massing and Organizational Diagrams.”:
A. Organizational Diagrams
(* the most important part of the assignment)
Analyze programming,
and media connectivity events with Circulation studies. We suggest
you develop geometric wireframes and animations (wireframe animations)
to express your ideas about circulation flux and digital interconnectivity
through your building.
B. Programmatic Massing
In this part of the assignment
you will develop images that show different diagrams of programmatic layouts
of your project. Use FLORIDA BUILDING CODES to define your program
layouts and adjacencies. Show several diagrams of your progress in
your programming studies. Develop a program-box file and organized
to describe in general term possible arrangements of the program.
C. Programmatic
Site.
Use the site file for
your diagrams. Develop you programming machine with continuous observation
of the site.