second life entry 9.

my final outcome.

i have two storeys.

top storey is meeting room

bottom are, reception, two waiting spaces, secretary/helper/s space, ceo office and a kitchen.

my meeting room.

my ceo space.

=]

second life. entry 8.

my rearranged office,

because teleport hub wasnt always so accurate,

i decided to move the  meeting room up(in the process deleted the teleport hub),

and rearranged the rooms so there are move levels.

doors are now all scripted.

the door leading to the office can be moved by clicking,

and it moves to the other end which blocks the access to main office,

therefore you have to click again to enter the office(and in the process closing the door behind them!)

the  meeting room door can be opened  or closed by typing 'meeting room' in chat.

the CEO office can be opened or closed by typing 'door' in chat.

second life. entry 7.

this is my overall office structure.

i have two storeys.

top storey being the main office.. main working space.

bottom being the meeting room and exhibition space.

im also thinking of adding in a toilet.

but not sure how to make it.

so ill leave it for later.

to get from top storey to bottom storey(and vice versa)

u can teleport using the teleport hub/objects i created within my office.

right now im trying to come up with an overall theme for my office,

hopefully influenced from my journals.

^^

second life. entry 6.

i was experimenting with shared media.

this is a screenshot with my screen in my main office whilst it was on my personal blog.

you can navigate my blog or any other websites in world using my screen.

ive setted the homepage to this blog.

=]

second life. entry 5.

the initial concept.

circles connected to make one big office.

2nd life. entry 4.

Houses (NZ)

is more residential based.

and is more general audience friendly.

it provides insight of architecture to general audience.

(articles about interesting homes across NZ)

also provides solutions to simple problems.

eg. storage solutions.

it contains innovative ideas to decorate your home.

interesting lights.

i really love the light on this counter.

might consider to make my reception of my office like this.

 

interesting solutions to storage.

solutions to space saving.

 

sketch on ideas i liked in the magazine.

=]

2nd life. entry 3.

PTAH

architecture design art

interesting innovative ideas

'Appearing twice a year, PTAH tells of current events in research concerning to architectural heritage, and building conservation and protection measures. Hte journal hopes to open perspectives and outline new opportunities for more varied views on the build envioronment by providing information on both familiar and less-known subjects in architecture.'

-PTAH, 1:96

interesting solutions to a building.

i would like to build my office in an interesting shapes.

small objects connected together to make a relatively big building.

=]

2nd life. entry 2

ARKITEKTUR DK

one of my three journals.

and also my favourite out of the three...

this journal looks for simple but elegant architecture and mostly consist of miminimalistic architecture.

it also provides a lot of innovative ideas throughtout the journal.

 the unusual budge out of the building.. it breaks my idea of that my building must be perfect.

 

lots of small buildings joined together to make a whole building!

im planning to design something similar to this! 

personally i like small things connected to make lots of things! like puzzles.

=]

garden on a roof. i quite like this idea as it is very economical

and is very good for the nature as well!~

^^

 

old building with an element of surprise in the middle.

 

simple yet elegant. 

<3

sketches. innovative ideas that i liked.

=]

2nd life, entry 1

For my ARCHDRC project im required to build an office in secondlife

influenced by the journals im given.

my journals are:

* Arkitektur DK

*Houses(NZ)

*Ptah

For my experimental model,

and without any references..

 i started building a space that was surrounded by a twisted circle,

and then objects floating around it to create a kind of playful space.

with a huge slide created by the twisted circle.