Baojun Zhu

FINAL MODEL Overall viewl Side View Top view The upper section is mainly made out of glass to reinforce the idea of 'stunning' and the pattern of different block has different meanings- classy and firm. The lower section, I used lots of curve to emphasise the freedom and path that cycles has. I also use the 'efficient' sketch on the roof and bottom for the revival cycle to further emphasise its organic shape. These two different form, one is rigid and one is organic, creates a contrast.  VIDEOS https://youtu.be/serOk53kG2k SECTION https://youtu.be/6P3oSSMvRg4 MATERIAL https://youtu.be/hRcgUkH3-PM

36 SKETCHES  APPLICATION OF SKETCHES IN MODEL I used 'classy' and 'flinty' to describe GUCCI, as it is a historical and well-known international brand.  For Revival Cycles, I used 'efficient' to emphasise the curve. VIDEO ABOUT SECTION https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUsUyaO1ghY&t=13s

SKETCHES OF STARIS MODEL IN SKETCH UPDATED MODEL

18 SEKTCHES MODEL UPDATED At my final model, I used a idea of the combination of classy, firm and stunning for GUCCI, and freedom and path to represent Revival Cycles.

A GREAT PIECE OF ARCHITECTURE This is a Mulan Weichang Visitor Centre located in Hebei, near Inner Mongolia. It is designed by a American-Chinese actor Daniel Wu and a Chinese architect Haohai Zhang. The Visitor Center is a library with six residential rooms. There is skylight at the top, allowing star-gazing at night. The designed is inspired by the traditional mongolian yurt. The reason I like it because it integrates the traditional and modern designs perfectly together into the environment, such as using a specific materials in that environment.  A ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH This is the photo taken in front of the Ruin's of St. Paul, in Macau . This is the landmark of Macau. It is the ruined wall of St. Paul's Catheral church. It is a stone facade that has detailed craving by Janpnese monks. It was completed in 1580, there are lots of Renaissance-style and oriental-style surrounding it at that time, meaning that eastern and western archtecture art has i...