★Devolpment stages 2

fully blocked wall but i thought if i make it as the way its built it won't have a nice flow with the 1st floor(with poles) so i am going to alter the wall format

i made the flaps on top to make 1st step of the wall

having free forms - unexpected forms

made a hole for elevator

2nd floor base

research & what i thought about Quaderns

Disseny de Quaderns d'arquitectura i urbanisme (2004-07) i part de Trauma (comité editorial)
Design of Architecture Magazine, Quaderns (CoAC) (2004-07)

I couldn't find English version webpage/magazine of this serial so i don't have much written information but i have got some pictures that i inspired me.

I love how Quadern uses natural resources such as water. By combining with glass like material , it looks more clear and fresh. In my office design i am going to try combination of glass and water. Another thing i like was the fact that they expressed their building by contrasting colours. They added vivid colours beside white or black to make the building standout though the design is not that aesthetically pleasing.

LINK PAGES:
http://www.behance.net/Gallery/QUADERNS-244--Q-4_0/162824
http://www.coac.net/quaderns/

what i thought about Arkitektur N

I searched through the magazines in the library and found this brilliant project of a kindergarden. i love the architect use various soft pastel colours with geometrical forms and free forms.

To deveolpe this idea i went to Sylvia Park to see the poles they have used similarly to Arkitektur N

research-Arkitektur N

The kindergarten is organized in a number of longitudinal zones from the exterior playground, the roofed outdoor terraces that gives a good micro climate (very important in our rough climate), ‘the indoor street’ with water-play areas and a winter garden feel to it, the bases and to the innermost reading nooks and mezzanines. These zones contribute to make a soft transition from the exterior to the interior spaces – from the exposed wide landscape to the intimate zones.
The ‘rough’ wardrobes, the kitchen and the playing rooms are peeking out of the facade. The four bases each have an inner wardrobe which also can be used as a play area. The bases can be opened or closed off towards the indoor street and wardrobes, and each have two adjustable playing walls. The reading nooks and mezzanines are more intimate spaces for quieter activities.
The kindergartens have been built to have the possibility of variety in the use of rooms. With very simple moves one can change each room into new rooms of various sizes and functions. There are several options for combinations and joint actions of rooms and spaces. Flexibility is also guaranteed by the inner walls in every base station (fixed in one end, and wheels on the other). They can be turned like indicators round an axis and be put in different positions and make various smaller rooms in the big base room. Furniture and toys are partly integrated into the wall system so the floor area can be as free as possible: long drawing tables, climbing walls and puppet theatre are all parts of the playing walls.

Architects: 70ºN Arkitektur
Project Team: Magdalena Haggärde, Joar Lillerust, Gisle Løkken, Kjeld Nash, Anniken Romuld, Petra Schnutenhaus
Location: Tromsø, Norway
Contractor: Bjørn Bygg AS
Site Area: 622 sqm
Outdoor Area: 1,825 sqm + 1,712 sqm
Construction year: 2006
Photographs: Ivan Brodey

LINK PAGE:
http://karmatrendz.wordpress.com/2009/04/07/kindergartens-by-70%C2%BAn-arkitektur/
http://www.arkitektur.no/?nid=204748

★Development stages 1

bird's eyeview
i've place a solid wall to put my blog
I used Green, Lime, Yellow for my design
instead of having many primary colours
I used poles to develop the design of the project i saw

on "Arkitektur N" Journal (kindergarden project)
This is the shapes i used for the base of my office

and i've placed shallow water asaide like the project i've seen in "Quadern" Journal