Roadside Chapel 2.0
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For my first blog I want to introduce a series that I’ve wanted to do for years but haven’t had the time until now, revisit portfolio projects. I want to share and document here with you my architectural design and visualization workflow in full as it develops through the years. I’m going to do my best to detail as much of my PROCESS here as possible, my goal is to show you why and how im doing things and less specifics behind the actions I take. I think the design logic can apply to any application you feel confident in.
One of my favorite projects is a short design exercise for a roadside chapel. These small structures are built to provide travelers a moment of prayer and reflection on their journeys throughout the countryside. In this post I will cover the location of the project, provide a discussion of the ecology and climate of the site, and development of the final design and visualizations.
Location
Revisiting The Roadside Chapel
Updating Grasshopper Script
Building the 3D Enviornment
Finalizing The Project
Conclusion
Summary