^^^PERSPECTIVE COLLAGE^^^
^^^PLAN & MAP^^^
^^^PLAN^^^
^^^SECTION^^^
^^^ELEVATION^^^
^^^PERSPECTIVE 2^^^
Monday, 18 August 2014
Post feedback Images:
Improvements on the perspective drawing were made by blending in the collage and making the shot of the sketch up design less bulky...
Sunday, 17 August 2014
How Does the design 'Street meets Art' Relate To This Specific site/Boat Shed?
The Waitangi Skate Park is nearby to the boat sheds. Due to the weather conditions of Wellington, skaters can be discouraged to skate. The 'Street Meets Art' design offers a nearby undercover shelter for skaters, street artists and the public to enjoy. There would be street signs along the road to Oriental Bay to direct the public to the boat shed design. Below is a sign I designed in photoshop:
Word of mouth and stickers would also be the main form of getting the new space out into the public awareness/knowledge.
Steve Caballero.
Skateboarding Pioneer ,Hand plant at the Wellington Waitangi Skate Park.
For the annual competition and event Bowl-A-Rama in 2013
Skaters spray painting the redbull sponsor stencil into the bowl.
photos from:
flickr, google &
Bowl a rama website
Saturday, 16 August 2014
Alternative: Street Meets Art: Spray Paint Shop
STREET MEETS ART:
SPRAY PAINT SHOP
Perspective ....SPRAY PAINT SHOP..
Mural on the back wall of the shed.
Brick walls in the Boat Shed.
Hanging industrial Lights
An industrial air vent for when there is spray paint being sprayed,
to prevent any harm from inhaling the fumes..
Separate white wood blocks stick out on the left wall for the spray cans for sale
to be display on top of.
The actually block itself will show the colour name and the colour from the can
(literally sprayed a single dot onto the block)
For example:
Section drawing.
Brick walls, Spray cans, Counter, Boom box and cash register till.
SKETCH UP: Spray Paint Shop
SECTION
Inside Perspective
ELEVATION
Perspective Section..
Video Walk through Street art and skate shed.
Walk through HD from christina roberts on Vimeo.
The Atea/Meeting of this space is 'Street meets Art'.Street meets art is my umbrella term for where people meet on the street, where people encounter art, where people interact on the street, where artists exhibit their art to the public eye and where people express themselves without the intention of being seen.
Physical meeting: The meeting of people, objects and artwork coming into contact within the streets.
Intangible/metaphysical meeting - the idea of artist for the artwork/the meaning behind the street art work or the inspiration that it gives off to the viewer.
The space is a meeting place for artists, skaters, art lovers, children and more.
I decided to do some finalising and touch ups on my third idea.
The ceilings of this boat shed design is intended to be strong glass (not sapphire but something to the likes of Gorilla Glass). Same applies with the doors.
Strong glass was used as it would be best for natural light and to entice passers by.
The Murals of the space would be changeable, different artists could come in and do their murals.
Each time new street art individually or as a collective is exhibited in the space, there would be an evening get together/party. Live music/ DJs etc.
This space would be open everyday to the public. The indoor skate ramps would be used frequently during windy and rainy days in Wellington. As this is a public meeting space, the council workers would maintain the area at night.
The walls of this space would not be limited to graffiti spray paint but wheat paste and other forms of street art as well.. Skateboarding fits into the meeting of "street meets art" as it is, in itself, a creative and mostly independent recreational sport that was created on the streets. Skateboarding is said to be a form of art.. Paul Rodriguez Jr. - Skateboarder
SKETCH UP PICTURES
perspective
Plan
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