PROJECT 6 : ANALYSIS OF HBP (COMPOSITION)

In my mind, this project not too easy for us to do in graphics. It needs us more creative skillful how we can arrange informations in one A2 cartridge paper.
Following the task and requirement of Project 6, students must produce informative a graphic presentation that has informations, sketches and pictures. The presentation should give information on School of Housing, Bulding and Planning (School of HBP).

In my project, I use promotion with informative graphic presentation as my theme.
Here steps that how I analysis of School of HBP.

First of all, I do sketch the graphic.

• History of School of HBP

"Established in 1972  by the late Tan Sri Professor Hamzah Sendut, the Vice Chancellor of USM, the nation's second oldest university, the School of Housing, Building and Planning (HBP) is one of the few building construction-based educational centres in Malaysia that is multi-disciplinary in nature. The School of HBP was modeled along the lines of what Professor Koenigsberger and Markus had envisioned to meet the needs of a developing country.

Even though over the years it has evolved to cater to a more widey accepted precept that clearly demarcates professional boundaries, the interdisciplinary tradition is still maintained in all its undergraduate courses and also postgraduate programmes in seven deisciplinary namely Urban and Regional Planning, Architecture, Interior Design, Building Technology, Construction Management, Quantity Surveying and Building Surveying."

• Location of School of HBP

School of HBP is located in Zone E, South-East of Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM), in Penang Island.

Coordination of School of HBP at 5⁰21'N 100⁰18'S.

Penang Island,  sign of "A" is the location of USM.

Map of USM.

Inside the map of USM, plan of School of HBP.

School of HBP.

• Structure and building of School of HBP 

E49

E40

E08

E38

E48 (Lecture hall but not belong to School of HBP)

• Others

Programmes :

1. Architecture
2. Interior design
3. Building technology
4. Building surveying
5. Quantity surveying
6. Urban and regional planning
7. Construction management

The facilities of School of HBP :

1. Physical facilities/Studios
2. Resources centre/Branch library
3. General workshop
4. Structure laboratory
5. Soil, cocrete and cement technology laboratory
6. Environmental physics laboratory
7. Information technology laboratory (IT Lab)
8. Photography and audio visual laboratory
9. Bus stop
10. Parking
11. Lecture hall
12. Wakaf
13. Office

Wakaf

Lecture hall (E48)

Views of landscape

Views of Penang bridge.

Environment condition

            Sun path from East to West.

            Days are warm and sunny with temperature of around 30⁰C.

            Nights are quite cool with temperature of around 22⁰C.

            Quite dry in the month of January and February.

            Rainfall is heavy from August to November.

"Close to landscape view of Penang bridge and sea from second and third of E08 block, enjoying beautiful landscape in the night. There have three "Wakaf" (huts) relaxing mind of students and bus stop located very near to E08 block. An easy facility such as studio facilitate all HBP's students in needs especially assignment project. Located near to cafetaria, bank and stationery shops, just 5 minutes walk. Other facilities, students can go to swimming pool and sports field in 10 minutes walk." 

Doing on A2 cartridge paper...

Sketch with pencil on paper.

Draw the outline with technical pen.

Colouring. Add shadow element to produce effect.

Complete of Project 6.



PROJECT 5 : THE MASK (SPECULATIVE)

This project need me to make a "FEELING MASK" produced from interpretation of a person's face recorded when in reaction when I entering a room or space such as glorifying space, creepy space, living happy space, sad space or other areas deemed appropriate.

In this project, I should use papier mache as the main. What is papier mache? From free Wikipedia, Papier-mâché (French for 'chewed paper'), alternatively, paper mache, is a composite material consisting of paper pieces or pulp, sometimes reinforced with textiles, bound with an adhesive, such as glue, starch or wallpaper paste.

Things that I need to make papier mache mask are :

1. New or old newspaper

2. Tissue

3. Plastic wrap

4. Flour and water

5. Brush

6. PVA glue

7. Water colour  or paint

8. Scissor

9. Bowl

10. Hair dryer

Here there are some steps how I can to make papier mache mask.
Before start the mask, use a bowl, add two cups or one cup half of flour and one cup of water. Stir the mixture of flour and water. Cut the newsapaper into strip, about one inch width.

Step 1 : Cover around the face with plastic wrap.

Step 2 : Paste the newspaper into the face and dry a while. Then, paste again as you think the mask enough thick. 

Step 3 : Add the elbow and mouth using tissue to look as human-like.

Step 4 : Dry the mask using hair dryer. Cut the eye of mask.

Step 5 : Colouring the mask.

Complete of Project 5.

View of the side of mask.

I use "rhythm" as a theme for my mask. This is because Project 5 need us to produce "FEELING MASK". Thus, I make a smiling face when I hear a music played in piano. Plus, eye of mask show miss for music. This line shown flow of energy because yellow symbol of happiness and energy. It looks like as flow in air. That line I like from Vincent Van Gogh who is famous in artist. There a sample of his drawings which look rhythm-like.

                                                    Starry night                  The garden of earhtly delights

PROJECT 4B : BLUEPRINT (PARALINE)

Project 4B need us to produce drawings of plan and elevation (front, right, left and back) of sculpture that I did for Project 4A.
Next, we also need again to compose an Axonometric drawings.

Blueprint, from wikipedia, is a paper-based reproduction usually of a technical drawng, documenting an architecture or an engineering design.

Here, here some steps that how I can to produce the multiview orthographic projection...

View 1 (Front & Left)

View 2 (Right & Front)

View 3 (Back & Right)

View 4 (Left & Back)

View 5 (Plan)

Sketch the line

Continue to draw the line 

Add shadow element. Project 4B/1 is complete.

Next project, compose from multiview orthographic projection to Axonometric projection.

View of sculpture

First of all, I draw Isometric projection. Thus, the horizontal line is produced, then draw angle of 30⁰

 from horizontal line. So, the drawings are formed. 

Sketch the line of bottom of sculpture

Complete of Project 4B/2

Axonometric projection

Axonometric projection is a type of parallel projection, more specifically a type of orthographic projection, used to create a single pictorial drawing of an object.

There are three main types of axonometric projection : Isometric, Dimetric and Trimetric projection.

"Axonometric" means "to measure along axes".

Isometric - The three principal axes make equal angles with the picture plan.

Dimetric - Two of the three principal axes make equal angles with the picture plane.

Trimetric - The three principal axes make unequal angles with the picture plane.

PROJECT 4A : SCULPTURE (MULTIVIEW)

Sample of picture before getting idea

 Sketching

Final idea 

               At first, the upper section, I choose cuboid. I got idea by using this shape as hand unity (as show in picture above). At the lower section, I choose 14 small cuboid same as number of star side in Malaysia's flag.   



 Tools to produce the sculpture by using mounting board and monochrome colour

 Process

Final process

I choose yellow in colour as my sculpture. In colour theory, 'yellow' is the colour of the sun - the life support for our planet. As such it has come to represent life, energy, happiness, hope and wisdom. At the bottom section of sculpture, there have fourteen cuboid same as number of Malaysian flag's star. It can represent as unity. For upper section of sculpture, there have four cuboid-shape-like with different in height. From lowest into highest show we must to reach at the top to success in our life.

PROJECT 3B: THE CUBE (PERSPECTIVE)

Perspective (from Latin, perspicere, to see through) is an art of drawing solid objects on a flat surface so as to give right impression of the height, width, depth and position in relation to each other.

one-point perspective

two-point perspective

Look like as two-point perspective.. imagine two-point perspective change to three-point perspective..

Sketching the perspective

                                      

Sketching the model using two-point perspective

Add colour and shadow

                                       

Drawing of three-point perspective model

Drawings of one-point perspective model

Complete of Project 3B

One-point perspective

One-point perspective is a type of linear perspectives, including a horizon line and a stationary. In one-point perspective, only one vanishing point exists, and perpendicular lines meet at this point.

Two-point perspective

There exists two points from which objects line radiate from the sides of the object vanish to one of two vanishing points on the horizon line. An object's changing the vanishing points of the object; one can make increasing or decreasing the size of the object.

Three-point perspective

There have two vanishing points on the horizon line. Unlike two-point perspective, there exists a vanishing a vanishing point above or below the horizon line that the vertical lines disappear to.