Sol Cutrera CoDe 1240: November 2015

Villa Savoye

Plans

The chosen residence from the book "Raumplan versus Plan Libre. Adolf Loos and Le Corbusier", 1919 -1930 edited by. Max Risselada with contributions by. Beatriz Colomina. Stanislaus von Moos; was Villa Savoye by Le Corbusier, the reason for this was the availability of structural plans. The three plans below were my reference for building the digital model of Villa Savoye in 3ds Max.

Solarium (2nd level)

First Level

Ground Level

Modeling Residence

To model the residence within 3ds Max, each floor was modeled individually then assembled together.

Materials were then assigned to the model.

Finished Residence: Villa Savoye

.Dropbox of 3ds max file
https://www.dropbox.com/s/b5e4ky5c87btntz/Villa%20Savoye%20modifications.max?dl=0
GH
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wsbu4hyflcxtc9l/MSC_5075550%20V2%20emergence.gh?dl=0

Modified Precedent 1

Squish

Modified Precedent 2

Slice

Modified Precedent 3

Twist

5 Stills

Still 1: Street view of residence with pavilions. Showing the sliced residence.

Still 2: Inside level 1 of house, where the right hand side wall has become transparent allowing view of public area. Creating a "public" sense with the houses ramps and stairs between levels but keeping private the rooms on the left of the house (as seen through the corridor and door).

Still 3
View from pavilions, the block on the right are two public showers and two public toilets contained within one of the pavilions that is the furthest from the residence to reduce the risk of making residence unappealing for residents.

Still 4
One of Villa Savoye's bedrooms on level 1

Still 5: Smallest pavilion containing 3 sides of lockers, with space above them for the convenience of users for placing objects while interacting with lockers.