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Friday, 9 October 2009
Urban History of Portsmouth
The progression of images and maps above intends to convey the urban and social development of Portsea Island.
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Notes and sketches on the development of the 'thing'
Serial Views 07/10/2009
Detailed ideas on the 'thing' and presentation not...
An Urban History of Studio 1am's Route
STUDIO STATEMENT
'The fracturing of the built environment has resul...
Urban Development of the Route
The Developent of Urban Fabric along the Route
the 'THING',Ryan, Rich and Henry Video 5 - 13.10.09
Route Montage/ the 'THING' Video 4 - 13.10.09
Route Montage Video 3 - 12.10.09
Route Montage Video 2 12.10.09
Route Montage Video 1 - 12.10.09 Ft the Martin Pearce
Work on section and Height 12/10/2009
OUR 'THING' PLANS........
THE STORY SO FAR............
Activities and Uses - Symbol Ideas/Development
Here is further exploration of the journey and how...
Activities and Uses - Initial Ideas
MONDAY MORNING WORK 10AM-12PM.
Some serial views I have done in my sketchbook wit...
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Urban History of Portsmouth
Urban History of Portsmouth
7.10.2009
Route 7.10.2009
Map 6.10.2009
Serial View2 5.10.2009
Serial View 5.10.2009
Serial Views of Route 1 08/10/09
Further Unit 101 Work Based Around The Subject Of ...
Recent Unit 101 (Reading The City) Work.
Serial views and my first impressions 08/10/09
Test 08/10/09
Serial Views 08/10/09
Mexican Brainwave Pages 05/10/09
Mexican Brainwave 05/10/09
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Studio 1 am
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The progression of images and maps above intends to convey the urban and social development of Portsea Island.
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