May
23
Looking a bit more substantial haha. Just need to bring in the models and pin up masterplan.
Joseph Myerscough
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May
22
Boards painted and podiums made ready for the models. Not long to go…
May
15
See omnibuses crossing London Bridge in the 1920s!
London in 1927 from Tim Sparke on Vimeo.
Incredible colour footage of 1920s London shot by an early British pioneer of film named Claude Frisse-Greene, who made a series of travelogues using the colour process his father William - a noted cinematographer - was experimenting with. It’s like a beautifully dusty old postcard you’d find in a junk store, but moving.
Music by Jonquil and Yann Tiersen
Brilliant footage of London.
May
11
1:50 of the tree column and structural framing.
May
9
Looks a bit more like a floor and takes weight. Not bad for some grass and pieces of string.
May
8
Today’s work on the 1:1 detail wall to floor junction, above is the construction of the bamboo composite floor panel as per the previous tests.
May
6
Another visual of what the main meat market buyers walk would look like, produced on Revit and rendered through Autodesk firstly - then several hours of photshopping. For my AD3 submission for a wholesale meat and fish market, part of the San Giacomo masterplan for the island of San Giacomo in Palude, Venice, Italy. Available here http://www.josephmyerscough.co.uk/page9.htm
Apr
30
Final render of the markets from the north-east corner of the development, showing the relationship to the new canal and the tree like bamboo structures being the dominant hierarchy.
Apr
23
Quick render of the San Giacomo Wholesale market siutuated on the most southern node of the masterplan for the island. Two wholesale meat & fish markets and a outdoor farmers market. The main structure is made from bamboo and the whole building floats on concrete pontoons on the lagoon as per the masterplan.
Mar
31
Spent most of today shredding 50 bamboo canes into this straw like fibres. These will be mixed with sawdust and glue to make a bamboo chipboard. The idea being that any waste from bamboo cutting etc for my design would be collected and made into chipboard for the floor panels.
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