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Design of lantern
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Front View
Perspective View
Right View
Orthographic images and contours
Panelling with 2D Pattern
Top View
Contour curves
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Prototype 1 uses a basic pyramid 3D form.
It uses a longer height of triangle to form a 4 sided isosceles pyramidThe model shows off a spiky effect, and the cuttings in the pyramid provides a unique lighting effect.
The pyramid has a high centre of mass, making the light needing to travel further and produces different light effect.
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Prototype 2 uses the same pyramid shape as in prototype 1, but this time the height of the pyramid is lower.
It uses an equilateral triangle to form the pyramid.
It produces different light effect compared to prototype 1, as the need for the light to travel to create the effect is shorter.
Prototype 3 is developed further, this time increasing the pyramid sides to 6.
It uses an equilateral triangle to form a hexagon shape (6 sided pyramid)
The light effect is produced at many angle, and the lighting may overlap other effect, and this creates a unique light effect.
Prototype 1 -Long 4 sided Pyra-mid
Lighting with white paper board in the dark
Lighting with white paper board.Lighting with black paper board in the
dark.
Lighting with white paper board.
Lighting effect with white paper board in the dark
Lighting effect with black paper board in the dark
Prototype 2 - Short 4 sided Pyramid
Lighting effect of the black paper board pyramid in the dark from many different angles.
Prototype 3 - 6 sided Pyramid Hexagon
6 isoceles triangle are joint together to form a hexagonal star shape.
This is to make the hexagonal 3D model to fill in the big hole in the middle of the lantern.
The hexagonal pyramid is the part where the lantern will be held like a torch fire.
Lantern model
Lighting effect on the lantern model
front view
top view
light effect on the walloverall light effect from far away.
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In the Scheurer and Stehling’s article “Lost in Parameter Space?”, they discussed on the comparison between an abstrac-tion and reduction. Abstraction is the removal of the complexity of a design details to a level where it can be simplified and describe without difficulties. For example, in Module 1, I removed several patterns and lines found in the spider web to find a common geometric shape. As for reduction, it is about rewriting/resurface the information and transporting it without distort-ing the content. In my design, I used the common shape of the spider web to form an extrusion and a 3D model consisting of transformation of triangles. This allows information to be contain within the context.
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