Photofinish

I've always loved these photo finish pictures... I don't know why really, but I find them fascinating. Real frozen instants...

Well. Today we've had our last correction. I've been able to have a look at the work of design teams 1, 2 and 3. All of them have still a lot of work to do during the weekend but I think it's useful that I remind everyone of a few aspects related to each one of the documents requested.

Concept Panel/s: 

They are not resume panels. They are mean to clearly show the most important decisions you've made along your design process. So, remember where you started, what you thought and what decisions you made on the 9 differnet steps we've had. Then communicate them clearly and briefly. As if it was a story board. Use text, images, diagrams, drawings... whatever mean is best to trasmit your ideas.

Models: 

The eight model will have to be presented at Final Jury and Exhibition on May 30 at the COAM. So take your time a produce a persuasive and atractive object that focuses the strenght of you design.

Plans/Sections/Elevations: 

It is not enough to draw simple coherent 2D documentation. Each one of your documents must have a hell of a lot of information presented with a complete communicational strategy. Of course they must be a description of the material appearance of the proposal, but they should also include as must information as you are able to: heights, activities, textures, contructive materials, use, surroundings,.... Everything physical and even not physical that might be important to understand your proposal.

Images: 

The most difficult one is the interior space description. Do struggle with it. I've seen a couple of approaches today. Choose an interesting and significant point of view with your 3D rendering and, after that, concentrate in the post production of the image. A collage can be much more effective than waisting time in great preciseness with 3D modelling.

Good luck all of you and we'll meet on Monday at 12.00.