Jack Wang

Application of Custom Textures and Floor Plans My SketchUp Model: https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/02164f52-7455-4622-bb61-a14037f8c1bb/ZhaohanWANGEXP2ARCH11012019 Texture "Fluid" on Tree Pot: Texture "Rotational" on Stairs: Texture "Linear" on Doors: Basement Plan: Ground Floor Plan: Second Floor Plan: Top View:

Moving Elements Main Entrances: Main entrances for the building are automatic, increasing functional efficiency. Room Doors: Doors for rooms are automatic, allowing easier access. Electrochromic Glass: Glass automatically turns white due to sunlight, causing a part of direct light being reflected, cooling the internal temperature, saving electricity and reducing some harmful UV light.

Final Rendered Rendered photos: Hero shot Detailed shot of ground floor Stairs leading to the first floor Detailed shot of ground floor Original idea: Theory: The major purpose of engineering in the near future will be to provide a  sustainable  future for mankind by boosting the  efficiency  of  technologies  using well-established  concepts  and  practices . My theory for the School of Engineering is focused on environmental sustainability. Therefore, glass is used as the major exterior material and together with the use of voids, the building is provided with natural light, which reduces the usage of artificial light, saving electricity. The building is also sustainable in terms of water usage as funnel shaped canopies are placed near the building entrances to both protect its users from rain and to collect rainwater for reuse. Circulation through the building from Anzac Pd:

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The Custom Textures Rotational Linear Scalar Fluid Elastic Longitudinal

Moving Elements Block Turbine

Two-Points Perspectives

Theory Words: - Sustainable - Efficiency - Technologies - Concepts - Practices The major purpose of engineering in the near future will be to provide a sustainable future for mankind by boosting the efficiency of technologies using well-established concepts and practices . Reference: A. Rosen, Marc. "Engineering Sustainability: A Technical Approach to Sustainability" Sustainability  (18 September 2012)

One-Point Perspectives 18 Sketches: Rendered model: