Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Back for more...

Well things are already fired up and rolling for this semester, like it or not. While Im not exactly thrilled with the typology of our studio projects this semester, my other classes should make up for it.

Here is our first assignment for Media II, a class I have been waiting to take since I started architecture school way back when...for this piece we were simply tasked to take a 20' cube and do 12 transformations to it, each taking it one step further, and all of which intended to be seen as an architectural follie of sorts.


Friday, December 25, 2009

Website Renovations

A complete overhaul of my website is under way, the conversion to a Flash-based site has finally taken place. Stop on over and take a look, all that is left is just adding in older project pages.

http://www.sloanspringer.com

Sunday, December 13, 2009

Studio Book Publication

Here is a link to download or buy the book of my studio project. The download is free but the book costs $22, and all proceeds go to helping me fund this wonderfully expensive education I'm getting!

http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/syracuse-university-arc-606-fall-2009/8079208

Friday, December 11, 2009

Library Animation

Here is a better version of the animation, it can be very choppy in Prezi...

Physical Model

























Studio Final Presentation

Here is the material for my final presentation:




Prezi works best if you go view it in fullscreen, scroll over the space to the right of the right-most icon on the menubar, then click the first icon that pops up just above it. To navigate, either simply click the arrow at the bottom to advance to the next highlighted area, pan and zoom around freely (its definitely a glitchy service, especially without great internet and processing ability)

Ill post some pictures ASAP of the physical model as well as a link to the published book for the semester.

Sunday, December 6, 2009

Test presentation

For our final presentations we are using a new online digital service called Prezi, which completely nullifies Powerpoint...check out my test run with it here...