Drawing No. 2.
Drawings 3 and 4.
Drawings 5 to 8. 
Drawings 9 and 10.
Drawings 2 and 3.
Drawings 4 to 7.
Drawings 8 and 9.
Drawing 10.
This Is A Picture Of Alfred Nobel.
The Quote I Chose Was
"If I have a thousand ideas and only one turns out to be good I am satisfied".
Born In Sweden On The 21st Of October 1833.
Died In Italy On 10 December 1896.
Was A Swedish Chemist, Engineer, Innovator, Armaments Manufacture And The Inventor Of Dynamite.
He Used His Fortune To Institute The Nobel Prizes Which Still Exist Today.
Referenced From;
http://www.rightwords.eu/quotes/quote-details/26497/if-i-have-a-thousand-ideas-and-only-one-turns-out-...
The Quote I Choose: "What is a scientist after all? It is a curious man looking through a keyhole, the keyhole of nature, trying to know whats going on",
Born 11 June 1910 And Passed 25 June 1997, Was Of French Descent, He Was A Naval Officer, Scientist, Photographer, Film Maker, Innovator, Ecologist, Explorer, Researcher who studied The Sea And All Forms Of Life In Water.
He was commonly known as "le Commandant Cousteau" or "Captain Cousteau".
Reference: http://www.firstscience.com/home/poems-and-quotes/quotes/jacques-yves-cousteau-quote_2365.html
The next perspective underneath is from a right hand side angle to show how the resolved wall issues in my design looks like in silhouette.
The next model is showing a view from the left side of the model and has a good perspective that allows you to see how the resolution of my model looks like .
This next perspective bellow shows the back angle of my model and the way that it looks from having to add some outside feature walls that were not originally planned on my sketch in my notebook.
The perspective shown bellow is the decision I had made to my design as to how I was going to add to the overall model but still not take much away from the main feature from my original sketches. I had chosen to use more glazing on this left side of the model. The reason I had made that decision was because the left side was purely modeled up due to the positioning of the stairs leading from Bellow Ground Studio to the exhibition space on Ground Floor Level, and that would be the entrance foyer area, before you would see the works.
If this was done at a more realistic level I wouldn't have to have thought of gone into the rules and regulations and studies on how much natural or artificial light should be allowed or used, in order not to have any affect on destroying or fading or any type of degrade or affects on works of art.
The perspectives bellow are showing the whole outcome of my model and the glazing I was referring to above, It is the part of the design I didn't anticipate on having done, but after working on it I'm happy with the overall look of the design.
The view in this perspective bellow, looks from the left side of my model, into the Ground Level Exhibition Space, even through I have a design that has alot of curves I have made sure that the curves are not carried out into the space that is within the gallery and studios. Carefully I planned to have enough uninterrupted wall hanging space for exhibitions, as well as enough room to have non-permanent partitions put up for any exhibitions that might need them, there is also enough room to allow for type of sculptural art or 3D art that might be exhibited.
I choose to use some corrugated sheets as some change in texture and materials along the wall that is seen above the transparent glass panels along the stairs. I have also used the same material as balustrades on the above studio internal balcony that looks down from the side of the stairs.
I have created the stairs of transparent glazing with Matt Laminated Treads, the panels that I have sketched out with my stair sections in my earlier blog visuals, are of the 36 Materials I had detailed in the class project in Week 3,
he Material I classified under "Top Materials" and named
"Transparencies" shown left.
Also in this perspective you can see my two artists choice of art works being exhibited .
This perspective is viewed from the back right corner, I have chosen to balance out my design feature used at the front of the gallery that I had done from my sketches in my notebook, with some bulk shapes keeping with the shape in certain areas I have come up with this type of design, which is basically incorporated with some glazing glazing in the corner.
This view shows the perspective from the opposite angle and gives a good view of my structural design and how it is working with my original and feature sketch, and some of the glazing.
Looking From Front Perspective. Looking From Back Perspective.
Looking Into Exhibition Space On Ground Floor (FFL).
Looking Up The Stairs From Bottom Studio.
This Is A Perspective View Of The Upper Studio I Used 3 Of My Material Features In This Section Of The Studio; Showing The 'Compiled' Material Applied To The Outer Walls, The Homogeneous' Material Was Applied To The Flooring and I Used The 'Scratched' Material On the Inner-Walls Of The Studio.
The Word To Describe This Was 'Scratched'.
