Alright, think I got it. I will post that way, from here on out.
Thanks. I have not actually designed anything, being forced to think about this many factors, since
architecture school. My process sometimes was to hone in on details to start, then zoom out from there, then
as the building took shape(in this case a city), to go back and forth between the details and the larger form
of the project.
The drawings I've done so far have been in this method. 'Shoot(draw), and ask questions later', I guess.
I was taught that if you're not drawing, writing, or typing, etc. then you are not really thinking. Also, in the early
design stages, you were supposed to get as many ideas out as possible, which is tough, if you get stuck
on an iteration that you like.
So I hope I can jump around between different ideas, for awhile before settling on a concept.
I started drawing on the idea of a rainy day, rainy season, which led to this drawing.
-people with raincoats and umbrellas/ >
-a covered bus terminal/ (which would float on rising flood waters/ high tide) >
-bus terminal replace by exterior elevator >
-elevator design points to a canted wall >
-canted buildings
Using this yellow background because I miss the pencil on yellow trace...
One more drawing in this direction and then I plan to work some other concepts:
-sports events
-green tech/ population concerns
Thanks for the comment.
wson Sounds like a great plan to me - I look forward to see more ideas put into sketches like this one.
My latest conversation: Concept and blocking
wson One technical thing related to how you post your images - don't link to them, upload them to the site using the feature image option you have in the post edit screen. This way it will show on the front page... I'm referring to the post you have pending currently, not this one ;)
My latest conversation: Concept and blocking
Please tell us more about this... so we can all pitch in ;)
Regardless - I like this drawing a lot for what it is... the coloring / linework
Very nice ;)