Cover Design

My last design 2 project. Split triad color scheme.

It's a Turritopsis rubia, a kind of jellyfish. I don't know the common name, oops. 

Pyrope House: Essay

Project complete! Wall of text after the jump.

Pyrope House: Spec Sheet

Pyrope House by Tiffany Jehle

Location:

Sedona, Arizona

Residential Home

20’x40’                       

2 stories

Materials:

Concrete, recycled wood, glass

Special features:

            Breezeway

            Garden of native and edible plants

            Art Studio

            Outdoor dining area

            Patio space on upper and lower levels

            Swiveling doors

Pyrope House: 3D Model

The final design! 

Fun fact: A pyrope is a kind of red precious stone. 

Pyrope House: Floor Plans

Floor plans! I did most of the planning for these in my head. Those rectangles lining the living room on the first floor are an army of wonderful bookcases. I imagine this room filled with huge, soft, sink-in-able armchairs. 

Another fun fact: the doors to the outside of the house don't swing, they swivel. Consequently, they can be opened to let in a breeze without getting in the way. 

Pyrope House: Preliminary Sketches

 The mad sketches of a girl who has no idea how to design a house.

 I was tasked with creating a prefabricated home design for Design 2, which is something I had no experience with. The assignment limited the building to approx. 20'x40' with an eco-friendly bent. With only those details guiding me, I defaulted to my usual brainstorming method of filling as much space as possible with sketches. Not pictured: the myriad of similar doodles drawn in the margins of my class notes.

Abstraction From Observation

This time, the color scheme had to be adjacent colors.