Showing posts with label Part B: Building analysis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Part B: Building analysis. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

The Three key Principles



A Container of Human Activities:

James Russell Designed the Brookes st house to be a robust environment in which his kids could play and learn in an outdoors environment whilst still in the comfort of their home and within his watchful eye. Russell designed the house so that it can be used in many differant ways, it acts as a studio (underneath office space), an entertaining space, a playroom for the kids and a quiet space for relaxing.


The Three key Principles



An environmental filter:

The Brookes st house is wonderfully adapted to the hot, muggy summers and cool winters of the Brisbane climate. The house is like an annex grafted onto the side of the church, with an open air grass patch in the middle. The Architect James Russell, wanted to create an environment that resembled the outdoors and allowed flow of fresh air, but could be shut if required.



Sunday, March 14, 2010

House Analysis



Materials, Light and Circulation:












The Architects Drawings



Plans and Drawings:

Site Plan:


Section:
1:200



Floor Plans:
1:200



(Mornement.A & Biles.A, 2009, INFILL, New Houses for Urban Sites, London, Laurence King Publishing)