Basic design & Visual arts “TRANSFORMATIONS"
Transformations of Forms Principle of Transformation is about applying changes in a unique places of a design. The Transformation of Forms are classified into 3 types 1. Dimensional Transformation 2. Subtractive Transformation 3. Additive Transformation(which is divided into 9 types - Spatial Tension - Edge To Edge - Face To Face - Interlocking - Centralised - Linear - Radial - Clustered - Grid DIMENSIONAL TRANSFORMATION :- This transformation occurs when one or more of a structures dimensions are transformed In this Building, the Curve of the Roof decreases from the Centre of the hall to the Entrance in one shape divided into many.... SUBTRACTIVE TRANSFORMATION :- This Transformation occurs when a portion of it’s volume is subtracted In this Building, Negative spaces are giving the Design form of the Building a Subtractive Transformation ... ADDITIVE TRANSFORMATION :- This Transformation occurs when elements are added into the design . Spatial Tension Transformation This Additive Transformation is about object combined while having space between them... In this Building, the floor to floor design change and the gaps between are giving this building a Spatial Tension between the Floors.... Edge to Edge Transformation This Additive Transformation is where the forms are sharing a common edge In this Building, The floors that are in contact combining and connecting .... Face to Face Transformation In this Additive Transformation, where the forms have corresponding surfaces which are parallel to one another... In this Building, the roofs of the rooms are in a similar shape and order... Interlocking Transformation In this Addition Transformation, where the forms are inter connected to one another... In this Building, the floors of the adjacent sides are showing different space(negative & positive) respectively...
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Basic design & Visual arts “TRANSFORMATIONS"
- 1. BAsic desigN & VisUAl ArTs VisUAl ArTs “TRANSFORMATIONS”
- 2. Transformations of Forms Principle of Transformation is about applying changes in a unique places of a design. The Transformation of Forms are classified into 3 types 1. Dimensional Transformation 2. Subtractive Transformation 3. Additive Transformation(which is divided into 9 types 3. Additive Transformation(which is divided into 9 types - Spatial Tension - Edge To Edge - Face To Face - Interlocking - Centralised - Linear - Radial - Clustered - Grid
- 3. DIMENSIONAL TRANSFORMATION :- This transformation occurs when one or more of a structures dimensions are transformed In this Building, the Curve of the Roof decreases from the Centre of the hall to the Entrance in one shape divided into many....
- 4. SUBTRACTIVE TRANSFORMATION :- This Transformation occurs when a portion of it’s volume is subtracted In this Building, Negative spaces are giving the Design form of the Building a Subtractive Transformation ...
- 5. ADDITIVE TRANSFORMATION :- This Transformation occurs when elements are added into the design . Spatial Tension Transformation This Additive Transformation is about object combined while having space object combined while having space between them... In this Building, the floor to floor design change and the gaps between are giving this building a Spatial Tension between the Floors....
- 6. Edge to Edge Transformation This Additive Transformation is where the forms are sharing a common edge In this Building, The floors that In this Building, The floors that are in contact combining and connecting ....
- 7. Face to Face Transformation In this Additive Transformation, where the forms have corresponding surfaces which are parallel to one another... In this Building, the roofs of the In this Building, the roofs of the rooms are in a similar shape and order...
- 8. Interlocking Transformation In this Addition Transformation, where the forms are inter connected to one another... In this Building, the floors of the adjacent sides are showing different space(negative & positive) respectively....
- 9. Centralised Transformation ● Centralised forms are often freestanding, and isolated within their context. In this Church, the columns, and the walls are forming a centralised space at the centre....
- 10. Linear Transformation ● A linear form is often a response to a topography or site context. They tend to demonstrate a selection of forms along a line.... In this Building, the castle is in a linear vertically having floors of similar structures...
- 11. Radial Transformation ● A radial form features a centrally located core with linear forms extending outwards from the centre. Radial forms can create a network of centres linked by the linear forms. In this Temple, the surrounding nine ponds form a radial structure....
- 12. Clustered Transformation ● A clustered form tends to be a collection of varying forms. They are often based on a more functional requirement, and tend not to be regular or formal. A clustered form can be interlocking, face to face, or edge to edge amongst others In this Building, The structure is formed in forming curves and interlocking....
- 13. Grid Transformation ● A grid form demonstrates a form that is focused on a grid layout. These forms tend to be considered in third dimension and are of a modular framework. In this Building, which clearly looks like a grid formation of rooms of same spaces..