The mappimations assignment will close with a charrette that will serve as a segue to the next assignment and a final presentation for open-source review.
DESIGN CHARRETTE due Friday, November 3 at 5:30 pm.
From your mappimation assignment, create 4 final still maps that clearly communicate the information presented as an instruction set in which the potential for re-shaping the world (physically, socially, culturally, etc) is revealed. Include text, legend and key as necessary.
Using traditional maps, create a collage-map of the new world presented in your mappings. Select a traditional map types to create 4 new-world maps. Map types may be road, political, land use, shaded relief, weather, or any other or combination thereof. Include in your sequence of images a before/after relationship between the world and the new-world. Correct changes in the traditional maps to reflect the new-world map your mappings have suggested.
Using aerial photographs found on the web, or google earth, create 2 aerial photograph collages of your new-world.
Map-collages and photo-collages can be at any scale, but one must be able to understand location and scale relative to the larger mappimation maps.
FINAL PRESENTATION REQUIREMENTS/ OPEN SOURCE REVIEW
Posted to MEGA BLOG, create a final presentation of your work that includes no more that 12 images (including those above). Clearly describe the final outcome of your project, limiting you explanation of the process. This presentation should be more about the final product, rather than the process. Clearly suggest the possibility as a map that holds a key for re-shaping the world. I will invite each member from the entire architecture faculty to comment on two projects beginning Monday, November 6 at 1:30 pm. All postings should be completed by Friday, November 3 at 5:30 pm.
Presentation images should be optimized for web.
Keep in mind to create high resolution versions of all drawings for your portfolio. (8.5X11 at 150 dpi minimum suggested)
RECOMMENDED TOOLS
FormZ
Photoshop
Illustrator
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