Wednesday 31 August 2011

Identify Canberra Characteristic


Characteristics:

Sydney - Businessman
Melbourne - Culture & Art center
Brisbane - Sunshine & Beach boy
Perth - Mineral center

CANBERRA ?
- Conductor: symbolistic political city, original city, garden city and mixed culture center... ...
As an conductor, it can give orders to other cities.





If Sydney is a wealthy business man, if Melbourne is a creative artist, if Perth is an conscientious engineer, if Brisbane is an energetic young man, than we believe Canberra should be a wise conductor. We believe Canberra should be attractive, should be symbolic model of a country, should educates people in a positive attitude, and it should also presents itself uniquely. We propose a new political system with a distributed form which serves the country and its people in a more efficient way and sincere attitude. In consideration of the environment, we added new infrastructure layer on top of existing ones, separating functions and boosting functional efficiency. 

Garden city(Green city) Concept New Development Sketches

Buddy diagram show the relationship between several complex issues



New Green Capital City Concept Process


Sustainable System Concept Process


New Garden City Concept Research

Howard emphasised the important of order and a harmonious atmosphere in the satellite towns. Note the railways and highroad that connect the central city to the garden cities, the plan allows for each town to find peace in a pre-planed countryside setting, while retaining a connection to necessary service and employment opportunities.
Source: published, C,B, The building of satellite town. Lodon

Thursday 25 August 2011

Parliament House NEW System Concept

Proposed new parliament house structure for Australia-Canberra in the future.


Diagram Process |




New proposed Australia political system, Using “round shape” as new system structure to manage country, instead of "pyramid shape" system structure.




Political System Analysis

Existing Parliament House System

Australia Political System


Tuesday 16 August 2011

Canberra Design Stratege

STRATEGE DIRECTION
Design Intention:
1: Liveability City - From further develop on urban farming, Green space re-development, recreation new facilities, Transportation, Community, Green energy, improve services... ... to improve local living quality.
2: Political City - Through architectural design(landmark design) to enhance people's perspective for current capital city. E.g Sydney opera house.


Design Characterisation:
Using original concept "Garden City" as core notion for further development. Try to achieve Canberra as center of Australia to appreciate the natural and mixed-culture richness.






Canberra Parliament House Design-Research




1913 plan of the Griffins’ scheme with Capital Hill within the circular road in the centre of image.
The Griffins’ intentions were unravelled with the government decision to construct the provisional Parliament House (PPH) in 1923 at the foot of the modest Camp Hill where according to the Griffin plan the permanent parliament was to be sited. As may be expected the decision to construct the PPH in this location prompted concern and as early as 1923 planners saw problems with the decision. At issue was whether the construction of this ‘temporary’ house would negate the potential of the permanent site.


Basically there are four pyramids, each built upon the other. There is the upper pyramid that has its base in front of Old Parliament House. Then there is an extended pyramid which is what is termed the Parliamentary Precinct, accommodating the High Court of Australia, and other government identities, Next is the larger and more obvious large pyramid base that runs from London Circuit over to the US memorial column.

Sunday 14 August 2011

Distribution Analysis

DISTRIBUTION



  • The action of sharing something out among a number of recipients


  • The way in which something is shared out among a group or spread over an area


  • The action or process of supplying goods to stores and other businesses that sell to consumers


  • Thursday 11 August 2011

    Flexible, Mobile, Distributed, Virtual understanding



    Flexible:capable of being flexed  capable of being turned, bowed, or twisted without breaking.
    Mobile: An object can move  independently from one position to another position.
    Distributed: To divide and dispense in portions. It could be an object divide on two few pieces to situate various place.
    Virtual: Defined in philosophy as "that which is not real" but may display the salient qualities of the real.