12月. 08, 2017 | Posted in 未分類 , Student Reporter | Tags:Chong Wei Chen, Interior DesignReporter: | Course: Interior Design

Interior Design 2-One Year Course 2017(Student3)

This is my 2nd week, and our interior design subject start other plan which is ceiling plan and electrical plan and my final furniture plan. (Figure 1) (Figure 2) (Figure 3). And this second week I try to learn something which is plan the furniture and imagine the design how look like. This is what I do in this second week.

Figure 1: (Figure 1: Final of Furniture Layout Plan)

Figure 2: Furniture (Figure 2: Reflected Ceiling Plan)

(Figure 3: Electrical layout Plan)

And I start do my 3D for build out the Furniture (Figure 4). And our lecture they introduce the material and let us to feel how the material for the features (Figure 5).

(Figure 4: Doing 3D in classroom)

(Figure 5: Lecture introduce the material)

And we have learned how to put the lighting in interior, and know more about the lighting colour. (Figure 6).

(Figure 6: This is what our lecture to gives us, and learn about the lighting colour)

Before finishing my 3D render, lecture need us start hand-sketch our design how look like. (Figure 7)

(Figure 7: This is my hand-sketch and which is on the top is the living area in this project, on the bottom is the master bed-room in this project.)

And we 10 of September (Sunday) go visit pisa. This is my first meet the tower of pisa also and I am going to introduce the tower of pisa. (Figure 8) The Tower of Pisa is the bell tower of the Cathedral. Its construction began in the august of 1173 and continued (with two long interruptions) for about two hundred years, in full fidelity to the original project, whose architect is still uncertain.

In the past, it was widely believed that the inclination of the Tower was part of the project ever since its beginning, but now we ow that it is not so. The Tower was designed to be “vertical” (and even if it did not lean it would still be one of the most remarkable bell towers in Europe), and started to incline during its construction.

Both because of its inclination, and its beauty, from 1173 up to the present the Tower has been the object of very special attention. During its construction efforts were made to halt the incipient inclination using special construction devices; later columns and other damaged parts were substituted in more than one occasion; today, interventions are being carried out within the sub-soil to significantly reduce the inclination and to make sure that Tower will have a long life.

In all this story, it is possible to find a meaningful constant, the “genetic code” of the Tower: its continual interaction with the soil on which it was built. Today’s (1999) works for the safeguard and the conservation of the Tower with very advanced methodologies are designed to fully respect this constant.

(Figure 8: The Tower of Pisa)

(Figure 9: Group photos in The Tower of Pisa)

(Figure 9) This is our Group photos, in this photo there are 3 of people is my housemates also. They come from Malaysia also.
In my conclusion, this is what I happen in this week. Thanks.

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