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Two three-dimensional axonometric views of the building comprised of squares
Amber Zeng
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Projections

141 Technology I
2018

The points and lines that describe the plans of Mies van der Rohe’s trio of self-initiated, unrealized ‘Core House’ projects serve as both inspiration and a precise launching pad for this course. The fascination is not so much with the drawings as unrealized buildings but rather as abstract, 2-D organizational arrangements. Economically contained within Mies’s squares, these points and lines will be drawn, re-drawn and repositioned to create two new primitive objects that establish sites for parallel projects.

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View from underneath the building looking up with smaller diagram below showing the organization of the building in four steps
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Square building with view of interior
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Two three-dimensional axonometric views of the building comprised of squares
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Diagram of three square buildings shown from a worm’s-eye view axonometric
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Square building with three floor levels
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View of square building from underneath, looking up
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