Aspiring architect/entrepreneur, Anjali Patel will display her work on this blog, stay tuned for future endeavors. Her works include: paintings, sketches, written works, photography, graphic & architectural design. Any inquiries email anjalipetal@gmail.com.
MArch I first studio project for live make
data animation (OC’s white population to OC’s hispanic population)
rendering of a data representation/computation project in 3dsMax, created with GIS, Rhino3D & Grasshopper3D
Interactive Sound Wall by Anjali Patel
Sound is one of the most important senses, but when offered the choice to be blind or deaf, people are quick to abandon sound in favor of sight. Though usually considered secondary to vision, sound has more power than people give it credit. Sound provides a myriad of important influences that people take for granted, and this project aims to highlight the beauty of sound and space. The design’s reaction to sound alters the space around the participant(s), encouraging communication and experimentation, opening their eyes to the subtleties of space and sound. The wall acts as a physical representation of the sound within, so the viewer can determine the atmosphere by reading the structure and acting accordingly.
Design Visualization: Ripple Effect
I took a Grasshopper Script, captured 10 animations by a number slider in Grasshopper in Rhino3D then took the frames created from the animations, edited them in Adobe Premiere Pro, and added audio to it!
Music: Just Us by Shlohmo
Animation Project: Attempt 1 for Design Visualization
A project in progress. Model/more animation/videos to come. So excited for this to become a reality, loving architecture school so far! Basically capturing music/audio to a surface in real time allowing me to stop/start and capture the sound at any moment. Interactive design is kind of my thing at the moment lets see what else I can do with it.
Program: Rhino3D, Grasshopper, Millipede
Music: Marriage by Gold Panda
Day 4: for Design Visualization I had to change Zaha Hadid’s Contemporary Arts Center located right here in Cincinnati! Apparently this is too cartoonish so I am going into the lab today to make it black and white and go over it again, loving tablet drawing btw!
Where the Land & Sea Met by Anjali Patel
