DV3003-SPATIAL DESIGN (TUT)

DV3003 Spatial Design AY19/20 Semester 1

In collaboration with Jiaman (https://oss.adm.ntu.edu.sg/a160043) 

At the beginning of this assignment, we wanted to work on it as a continuation of our first wayfinding submission – which was to position Labrador Park as a convenient location for a variety of sensory experiences. Despite not being a very popular recreation space, Labrador has a rich natural and Read more →

A New Placemaking Proposal for the Dragon’sTooth Gate in Labrador Park 

by Benjamin and Deniz

In the below slides;

Cover Page, Contents Page, Initial Sketches, Elevation/Dimensional Drawings (B&W), Colored Illustrations, Artist Impressions, Banner/Rollup Mockup Designs; Construction/3D Modeling of AR Dragon can be found respectively.

At the bottom one can also find the video of the constructed AR-Dragon on Site.

The link/viedo for the AR Dragon:

https://vimeo.com/373399661

By: Charlotte & Jane

Link to research and development of project: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Fx4K48Hh_3htUWrdHrAhKPe-LWyhPWjf

Below are the final presentation boards of our project with in-depth descriptions and explanations included:

Feedback for the above was that the colour palette could possibly be toned down. It came off a little way too bright and vibrant and somehow might draw attention away from some of the structures Read more →

By: Jessica Lewis and Rebecca Yilma

By: Jonathan Goh and Ann Pan

More images of Rendered Model:

More images of Model

Spatial Design Project 1: Wayfinding of Labrador Park

By: Jonathan Goh, Ann Pan

A New Way-finding Approach for Labrador Park 

by Benjamin and Deniz

In the below slides;

Elevation Drawings (B&W), Elevation Drawings (Coloured), Color/Material and Typography Information, Artist Impressions and Case Study Images can be found respectively.

Part of an 8 Part series called “Unfinished London”, Jay Foreman tells entertaining stories of how and why many planned urban developments have failed, and their consequences (both positive and negative). He’s very witty and genuinely funny, and I find it valuable to hear his insights. More “Urban Planning” than “local placemaking”.

His 2-episode tangent about Bicycles could be very relevant for Singapore.

Oh, Read more →

Jesse and I’s project 1 submission. Link to pdf file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hMaLYY3g_lMFTXw67_njax23KEVNUHwz/view?usp=sharing

Link to Final PDf: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1fSieBsKR1c8XcK3DOrig8SbGzDlTPYyY

Link to research PDf:https://drive.google.com/open?id=1N5f8dKg4yyxqJFgnSZtTyVNSuN4zknMp