7 IMAGES (DRAFT AND DEVELOPED)

The First Draft

Section chosen from week 1

Based on the compound sketch of geometry (above) and unique (below).
Materials include concrete and stone (above) and marble (below).

The Second Draft

Section chosen from week 1

Geometry (above) meets Repeat (below)

Lower level primarily wood panelling for walls, stone for floor and the stairs (The S-bend) are alternating cherry wood and a hard plastic.

Upper level focusing on the more industrial design with polished concrete and steel, and stairs (The Wheel) of darker cherry wood and strips of rubber for grip.

The Second Draft (with created textures)

Using the opaque texture for the roofing due to its requirement to be solid by nature and design. I also used the translucent texture for the window and dropped the opacity so that it still acts as a window to see inside.

Again, the translucent texture was used on the window due to the nature of the material. Similarly to above, the marbled texture was used as the flooring below ground as its hardness and solidarity compliments its design, however, it also needs to have that creativity that marble brings.

The Developed Model (alt. version of second draft with textures) 

Section chosen from week 1.

Similar to the materials from second draft, the main flooring (both below and for datum level) is marbled, and the stairs are a mixture of wood and rubber (above), and wood and plastic (below).

The roof, along with the majority of structural supports above, are concrete with texturing of opaque on the roof. The window panels on the datum level also revive the previous efforts as they use translucent as a texture. The surrounding lower walls are simple render to evoke the blank canvas of the artists next work.

The panels along the exterior of the above space are cherry wood again and built to resemble the complex geometric nature of motorcycles.