To all.
Please see the marks attached.
If I have missed your submissions online, please could you email me the link so that I can add it into the MARK sheet.
Thanks,
shawn B.

Viscom 2011 – Brief 07 (PART B) – 3x Rendered views of the form of your Overport mixed use development.
Your brief is to submit 3x Rendered views in response to your Design brief. Please consider the use of lighting in your renders, and keep them simple. The form is what is important here, not the context. The context should be considered in your planning and in your final 3D views for presentation purposes.
This is what I believe is a tasteful and powerful conceptual render:

The submission is to be added to the blog in response to this post by 00:00 18/10/2011 .
Thanks,
shawn.

Viscom 2011 – Brief 07 (PART A) – A formalised presentation of your parking layout for your Overport mixed use.
Your brief is to submit a formalised presentation in response to your Design brief. Please consider the placement and requirements for the core of the high rise part of your building.
The submission is to be added to the blog in response to this post by 00:00 18/10/2011 .
Thanks,
shawn.

Viscom 2011 – Brief 06 (PART A) – A design intent for your Overport mixed use.
Your brief is to submit your formalised design intent in response to your Design brief, along with the perceived strategies to achieve this vision.
The submission is to be added to the blog in response to this post by 00:00 11/10/2011 .
Thanks,
shawn.

University of KwaZulu-Natal
School of Architecture, Planning and Housing
BAS Programme – Second Semester, Third Year, 2011
ARCH301H1 Architectural Design and Technology 3B
Technology
Project two:
Roof plan of proposed additions to Centenary Building
Proposal:
Draw a fully annotated roof plan of your new design showing ridges, valleys, gutters, downpipes, full bores, rainwater heads, roofing and waterproofing materials & pitches, and (for flat roofs) screed falls with maximum & minimum screed thicknesses. In the case of trusses, show a cut away in one section of the roof with truss & purlin positions, sizes and spacing. Show catchment areas for each downpipe and correlating downpipe & gutter sizes (show your calculations).
Focus on the following:
Because of the often rather inflexible geometry of roofs, they have to be considered during the design stage of any new project.
If your building falls down your engineer will get sued. If it leaks, you will. You have to be competent at designing a roof that

Viscom 2011 – Brief 04 (PART B) – An analysis of your Architecture school .
Your brief is to submit 3-4 A4 pages in an A3 (Landscape) format, capturing your sketches that where completed in class today. The first A4 is a representation of a ‘book-cover’ with your selected book name and sketches. The second page is to illustrate your critical analysis of the UKZN Architecture school you study within. This analysis is to include your perceived positive and shortfall aspects of the school (Including sketches), and your proposed solution and vision for the school if given a budget to instill a change (Including sketches).

The submission is to be added to the blog in response to this post by 00:00 22/08/2011 .
Thanks,
shawn.

Viscom 2011 – Brief 04 (PART A) – A notion of an Architecture school .
Your brief is to submit 2 A4 pages in an A3 (Landscape) format, capturing your sketches that where completed in class today. The first A4 is a representation of a ‘book-cover’ with your selected book name and sketches. The second page is to illustrate your Notion of an Architectural School within the Built Environment Faculty and the mechanisms to achieve Vision.
no·tion
1. a general understanding; vague or imperfect conception or idea of something: a notion of how something should be done.
2. an opinion, view, or belief: That’s his notion, not mine.
3. conception or idea: his notion of democracy.’

The submission is to be added to the blog in response to this post by 00:00 22/08/2011 .
Thanks,
shawn.