Here I went through a few ideas which eventually developed into a design I thought used the most minimal amount of space while allowing enough space for ones own comfort (developed from left to right, top to bottom). I tried to express my ideas visually rather than diagramatically.
Plan, sections and an exploded view of construction methods using marine plywood and galvanized screws. This is what a staff member from Mitre 10 recommended, however realistically it probably would not be so structurally effective. I also looked up which sliding doors and windows I would use however im not sure if it was really relevant, perhaps bigger and more thorough drawings of the plan and sections would have communicated better to the design intent.
Here are some model photos and a view of the design within the site, located in the rafters above the Percy Baxter theatre.
Here I went through a few ideas which eventually developed into a design I thought used the most minimal amount of space while allowing enough space for ones own comfort (developed from left to right, top to bottom). I tried to express my ideas visually rather than diagramatically.
Plan, sections and an exploded view of construction methods using marine plywood and galvanized screws. This is what a staff member from Mitre 10 recommended, however realistically it probably would not be so structurally effective. I also looked up which sliding doors and windows I would use however im not sure if it was really relevant, perhaps bigger and more thorough drawings of the plan and sections would have communicated better to the design intent.
Here are some model photos and a view of the design within the site, located in the rafters above the Percy Baxter theatre.
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