Friday, July 15, 2011

Romania pavillion competition

Fingers crossed...





























Sunday, June 26, 2011

Gold Coast Gateway

A couple of images from last semesters design project: A mixed use light rail arrival point for the Gold Coast, AU. My driving idea was to free up the ground plane by raising the building, this created numerous shaded civic spaces and a strange relationship between the building and ground plane. The building disintegrates along its length creating openings and connections between programme.




Sunday, May 15, 2011

thesis blog



I have made a blog to track the evolutions of my thesis, and hopefully get a little feedback that will help guide subsequent evolutions...

Sunday, May 1, 2011

first evolution


The second version with a bit more data. This will probably be the first evolution of the prototype.

Friday, April 22, 2011

Brisbane prototype



only a little data collected at the moment. Next step is to distinguish between different lot types and animate increases in prices (tween). Hoping to overlay some other data soon such as economic cycles and major disasters.

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

geocoding

A little program written in flex (google maps api) to geocode the real estate data I have collected. Process basically gives me a lat/lng (x/y) for each address and writes it to a file.

Monday, April 4, 2011

real estate data visualization



This is the first prototype of the urban data visualization software for my Master’s thesis. The basic idea of the prototype is to overlay real estate sales over time with another layer of information, for instance changes in zoning laws, or major floods. For the techies: data is being scraped using python, geocoded using flex (googlemaps api), and visualised using Processing. Will most likely use a statistics platform or rhino/grasshopper for data analysis. The city I am mapping is the Gold Coast in Australia.
For more info: http://jackdodgson.com/thesis.pdf

Monday, February 21, 2011

Simulation for Interactive facade

Based on a simulation by Daniel Shiffman (www.shiffman.net). Bent it to my will for an interactive facade we are constructing at the UQ School of Architecture. In total we will be running 1800 LEDs. Written in Processing.