Pulitzer Foundation - Tadao Ando

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Re: Pulitzer Foundation - Tadao Ando

Post by Frederik » Tue Oct 06, 2009 8:29 am

Looks GREAT... :^:
Well done, Dylan... :clap:

You can easily use Sqirlz Water Reflections to add a water animation to this image... ;)
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Re: Pulitzer Foundation - Tadao Ando

Post by WardNL » Tue Oct 06, 2009 9:19 am

Somebody else do it, I'm having trouble making a good size GIF.
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Re: Pulitzer Foundation - Tadao Ando

Post by Solo » Tue Oct 06, 2009 9:44 am

You can easily use Sqirlz Water Reflections to add a water animation to this image...
That would defeat the point as Tadau intended it to be a reflection pool, there is no motion, the idea was to reflect light.

His own words: "The central courtyard [of the Pulitzer] is covered with water, so that it is in effect an exhibition room with water for its floor and the sky for its ceiling...The sunlight, reflected and softened by the water, plays over the surfaces of the gallery. This gallery is filled, not with even light, but with a light that suggests the movement of the sun and the clouds outside, the passing of time, and the changing seasons."

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Re: Pulitzer Foundation - Tadao Ando

Post by Frederik » Tue Oct 06, 2009 9:48 am

WardNL wrote:Somebody else do it, I'm having trouble making a good size GIF.
Yeah - it's difficult to keep a decent quality...
If we can post Flash animations here, it will be nicer... ;)

Here's my quick attempt...
Pulitzer-2.gif
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Solo wrote:That would defeat the point as Tadau intended it to be a reflection pool, there is no motion, the idea was to reflect light.
I fully understand this, but since Tadau can't control the wind blowing as well as other physics, the water won't be purely flat... ;)
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Re: Pulitzer Foundation - Tadao Ando

Post by Solo » Tue Oct 06, 2009 9:51 am

I fully understand this, but since Tadau can't control the wind blowing as well as other physics, the water won't be purely flat...
True indeed, but he did make an effort to orientate it to where the wind factor would be a minimum.

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Re: Pulitzer Foundation - Tadao Ando

Post by Frederik » Tue Oct 06, 2009 9:52 am

Solo wrote:True indeed, but he did make an effort to orientate it to where the wind factor would be a minimum.
Just like I did it I in the above animation... :D
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Re: Pulitzer Foundation - Tadao Ando

Post by Solo » Tue Oct 06, 2009 9:53 am

Looks cool however. :whoot:

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Re: Pulitzer Foundation - Tadao Ando

Post by Ecuadorian » Tue Oct 06, 2009 12:19 pm

Alex from Germany (shura) was asking about switching careers. He is interested in architecture, and I told him that architecture is better practiced than studied. Japanese architect Tadao Ando is a perfect example, as he never took formal training in the field. :^:

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Re: Pulitzer Foundation - Tadao Ando

Post by WardNL » Tue Oct 06, 2009 1:38 pm

Ecuadorian wrote:Alex from Germany (shura) was asking about switching careers. He is interested in architecture, and I told him that architecture is better practiced than studied. Japanese architect Tadao Ando is a perfect example, as he never took formal training in the field. :^:
Same here! I've been working in a hotel for 5 years now, I'm bored to death! I would like to study architecture or built environment next year.
Anyways, I think I have read about Tadao Ando. He used to be a boxer or something like that? :hat: Respect for Mr. Ando!
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Re: Pulitzer Foundation - Tadao Ando

Post by olishea » Tue Oct 06, 2009 2:05 pm

WardNL wrote: I would like to study architecture or built environment next year
it will completely change your outlook on life 8-)
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