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Can Eye-Wash Win it?

RoBBie

What Does it take to understand a project. Being in a team competition our project must be presented non-verbally through a 8' by 8' kiosk. I have been surfing through the many prestigious march school web sites. Upon looking through there studio works it just added to my confusion. I want to understand the process or intellectual stimulus behind there creations. This leads me to believe that the answer is simply text. Any suggestions?

 
Nov 27, 04 4:38 pm
Sean!

my suggestion, is when you coming back to school?

Nov 27, 04 8:17 pm  · 
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Sean!

and when are you getting a new phone.

Nov 27, 04 8:20 pm  · 
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RoBBie

i will be there tom buddy...i am doing that history term papper....everything going aight

Nov 27, 04 8:24 pm  · 
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youngTOMcruise

Amazing both of my partners busy on archinect...... we all miss u

johnny please come home

Nov 29, 04 12:59 pm  · 
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Maestro

The answer is simplicity and graphic impact. Think about what makes you remember a place....landmarks, symbols, and icons. You need something that will immediately and simply associate your presentation to another referential object. A trope of some sort.

Dec 11, 04 5:58 pm  · 
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o+

relationships...and systems....

relationships between the parts to the whole, and the whole to the parts. this works at every scale i.e. macro-relationship of area to site to> micro-relationship of structural connection to structural system.

visual representations/diagrams that isolate a piece of the project/concept , with a very short/to the point text description.

it's hard to comment much more without knowing the type of project you have, but i would look at how co-op himmelblau always breaks down the projects into 3 or 4 really understandable 'chunks'...rem does the same thing... so anyone can instantly say 'ok, i get it' whether they agree with it or not.

good luck

Dec 11, 04 6:25 pm  · 
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