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    This document outlines site analysis techniques taught in an architecture course. It provides examples of analytical diagrams, drawings, and collages that document various site conditions like topography, vegetation, access, noise, views, climate, history and patterns of use. Site analysis examines all factors that influence a design and can present opportunities or impediments. Documenting personal experiences and impressions of a site is also encouraged. A variety of mapping, diagramming, modeling and collage techniques are demonstrated that analyze dimensions, shadows, sounds, densities, and narratives of a site. Understanding a site thoroughly through analysis leads to a more appropriate design response.

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    Examples of Site Analysis for Architecture Students

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    A202-Site Analysis-20180201

    Загружено:

    Simon Eisinger
    This document outlines site analysis techniques taught in an architecture course. It provides examples of analytical diagrams, drawings, and collages that document various site conditions like topography, vegetation, access, noise, views, climate, history and patterns of use. Site analysis examines all factors that influence a design and can present opportunities or impediments. Documenting personal experiences and impressions of a site is also encouraged. A variety of mapping, diagramming, modeling and collage techniques are demonstrated that analyze dimensions, shadows, sounds, densities, and narratives of a site. Understanding a site thoroughly through analysis leads to a more appropriate design response.

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    Arch 202

    SITE ANALYSIS
    1 FEBRUARY 2019

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    SITE ANALYSIS

    Site analysis looks at any and all aspects of the site which inform, influence, or enrich the design. These site factors may present
    impediments or opportunities. A more thorough understanding of the site leads to a more appropriate response. Examples of site
    conditions include
    - topography
    - vegetation
    - access and circulation
    - noise
    - views
    - solar and wind exposure
    - history (human and geological)
    - patterns of use, activity, and occupancy
    - geometry (built and natural)
    Site analysis may also include more subjective and personal reactions to the site, documenting your own experience, perspective,
    impressions and memories.
    What follows are examples of analytical diagrams, drawings, and collages, but this should not be seen as an exhaustive collection.

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger
    Cataloguing of different site attributes

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Access and adjacency

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Sun and wind

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Access and circulation, vehicular and pedestrian

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Access, sun, topography, noise, and more

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Additave information

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Layers of information

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Mapping - discovery of dimensional consistencies in vernacular architecture

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Mapping history - remnants and what came before

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Mapping windbreaks in the landscape - the built landscape

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Mapping events in time and space

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Mapping events in space (bicycle deaths in San Francisco)

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Mapping and Collage - history and site

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Mapping history - urban growth

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Color coding by population density

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Color coding by use and occupancy

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Mapping shadows in time and space

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Sectional Analysis

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Plan and section

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Using sound waves in a water table to analyze acoustic and spatial relationships

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Circulation, use, densitty and views

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    This analysis shows patterns of use with existing structures and texture overlaid on an existing site plan.

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Mapping and Collage

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Collage - geometry and perception

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Subjective mapping of personal experience in interaction with the landscape

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Narrative Collage - drawing and photography

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Narrative Collage - plan, photography, drawing

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Narrative Collage - plan, photography, drawing

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Photo-Collage

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Photo-Collage

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Assemblage

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Drawing activity

    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger


    Arch 202 - Prof. Simon Eisinger

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