Salon | Noor Boreel

  Process journal for the MSc2 Salon / Interiors Buildings Cities / Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment / TU Delft / 2021  

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Testing color-tinted plywood and carpet on different surfaces | Usage of color schemes from references to create a desired ambiance | Solve acoustics if there is no choice of sound absorbing material 

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Line drawing perspectives | Impressions | The Hallway, The Shed, The Restaurant and The Salon | Key themes: Proportions, Grids, Shapes, Seams, Paneling, Line play, Layering, Axis and Transparency | Round vs. Rectangular | Cut out vs. Framing

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Sketching and references | Study on proportions and different wood finishes | Study on integrating furniture in wall decoration/finish | Reference on framing and paneling in wood | Reference on variety in wood and demarcation in the floor

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Developed surface drawing and conceptual masses Salon | plywood combined with glulam to make the curves possible and strong | Grid lines and construction will be kept visible | Light enters from all sides | Objects are intertwined in shape with the main walls of the Salon | Modesty in colors but diversity in proportion seeking

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Developing the floor plan | The circular plan of the building is intended to aid social interactions throughout the Salon as it creates a continuous floor space connected by low-pitched ramps winding up the volume. The lack of corners within this configuration minimizes isolated pockets of space and encourages a truly communal experience.

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Study on fixed furniture | Wall extrusion | Drawn from the essence of the circular construction | Integrating furniture in wall decoration/finish | Reference James Turrel, Skyspace

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References | Gunnar Asplund | Stockholm public library & Woodland Chapel | How could the circle be included as exceptional typology in the floor plan? How could circular floor plans relate to proportions and space? How could a circular plan still be financially and spacially efficient? 

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Axonometric node | Material and Proportion | Lifting the Salon | Create a stage | Angular versus rounded | wood versus concrete | Following the grid and construction but subdivision to create subtlety in wood and roofing

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Direct context plan and perspective pavilion on square

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Assignment 2 | Longitudinal sectional perspective and cross-section

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Aldo van Eyck’s Sonsbeek Sculpture Pavilion model video

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Perspectives assignment 1 | The Shed, The Hallway, The Salon

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Reference | Pezo von Ellrichshausen | Rode house | Angular shapes that opposites round shapes in one floor plan create this interesting look on shape and counter shape | Geometric plans will provide a quiet and simple atmosphere