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Project:Schroder House Location: Utrecht, Holland Architect: Gerid Rietvelt Year: 1924
Fall 1994 4.203 Geometric Modeling |
ARC Gallery
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Schroder House
visualization design William Blackmon
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Schroder house, designed by Gerrit Rietvelt, is known for representing the De Stijle
style, developped during the Dutch art and architecture movement led by T. Doesburg
and P. Mondrian around 1920's. The abstract geometry of the house is composed of
the rectilinear tectonic components at various scales, from detailed elements to the
main structural walls. The animation created in this visualization project illustrates the intricate mobile partition system embedded on the second floor. The system divides a large open space around the staircase into individual room units, adapting to the daily life of the client family with young children. |
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