#futureruins

[badculturefilms]

Thank you @architraveband for the excellent new “Future Ruins” record! #architrave #futureruins #vinyl #sinkcharmer (at Future World) https://www.instagram.com/p/CWRBLyXJaZU/?utm_medium=tumblr

[bandcampfire]

Architrave - Future Ruins

Future Ruins by Architrave

[orum]

This is what a broken tail if a signal crayfish map of Vejle looks like - I find it kind of interesting to look at if am honest, but practically it is not the best thing to happen in the middle of a show that is still running.. Luckily it's is in the hands of the capable people at @holstebrokunstmuseum getting a bit of a rest, as well as a sneak peek at some work by Albert Mertz . #brokenwindowtheory #fragements #futureruins (her: Holstebro Kunstmuseum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHpoG8bBeyl/?igshid=1wzpq3wd659p7

[therealandre3000-1001]

PHYSICAL MODEL FINAL ENTRY *PART 2*

As I had previously mentioned, I was going to hand model the very small details; this includes the loft and its supporting structure, possibly some furniture within the living space, insulation (represented by pink sill gasket) and the technologies that run within the walls and insulation; I was considering designing the latter with some sort of wire or tubing.

As my Outpost is symmetrical in shape, it was quite simple to manipulate into the view that I wanted to represent in my physical model. On Rhino, I had made a copy of my completed digital Outpost model and split it using a rectangular surface going through the part of the model that I didn't want to represent and used boolean split (though I realize that I could have used a clipping plane to get the section that I wanted). This allowed me to contour the shell of my Outpost as a section (at intervals of 3mm to match the thickness of the wood being used) and create an array of shapes for Illustrator to prepare for the laser cut. Finally, I scaled down the dendrites and saved them as an STL file to prepare for 3D printing. This is all how I planned to physically model my Outpost.

PICTURED:

First General Sketch During Model Planning

Detail Drawing of Wall Technology to be Represented in the Model

Initial Section of Outpost for Model Visualization

[therealandre3000-1001]

PHYSICAL MODEL FINAL ENTRY *PART 1*

For the physical model representation of my Outpost, I had planned on completing a detail model; which has been partially created. I chose to complete a detail model due to the fact that the narrative around my Outpost included various sustainable technologies that I wanted to represent as they were not shown throughout my drawings. These were going to be represented through a section cut half way through the my model Outpost.

For the fabrication of my model, I chose to laser cut the main shell of my Outpost (this was completed) to provide a simple and sturdy structure to model upon. Furthermore, I was going to 3D print the four dendrites (arms of a snowflake) as they were quite complex in shape. The smaller details (furniture, insulation, sustainable technologies) were to be hand modeled so that they were represented in intricate detail.

PICTURED:

Laser Cut File Setup for Outpost Shell

STL 3D Print File of Dendrites

Front of Detail Model

Rear of Detail Model

Top of Detail Model

Close Up Interior of Detail Model

[therealandre3000-1001]

Prep for the final. This is what i presented at today's crit. I an going to clean up my plan, add a new close up section and an elevation. In addition, here is my render progress, i need to play around with the colour and will probably do another render from a new angle that shows more of the outpost

[therealandre3000-1001]

TOP: Axonometric Drawing of OUTPOST, Section of OUTPOST and Plan of OUTPOST

BOTTOM: Site Plan of OUTPOST and RUINS with call out showing interaction between the two.

[therealandre3000-1001]

Finished OUTPOST hanging on my #ruins from a structural cable