Design Principles studio began with a piece of rope and directions on how to tie a knot. The butterfly knot, considered one of the strongest knots, can be pulled in 3 directions without distortion. By studying the logic of the knot, its structural
stability, and its geometries, I developed a series of related projects. The first project was to create a unit with the ability to aggregate into a massing. The second project required a relationship to ground, and the third, an understanding of scale and enclosure. The final structure, a series of terraces that step down with the existing landscape, control views out
to sea.
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| Charcoal on newsprint |
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| Graphite on vellum |
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| Graphite and charcoal on vellum |
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| Paper and Cardboard |
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| Graphite and charcoal on vellum |
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| Chip board and Cardboard |
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| Graphite and watercolor marker on vellum |
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| Butter board, cardboard, plexi-glass |
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| Perspective: Graphite on vellum |
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| Sections: Graphite and colored pencil on vellum |
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