On day 7 each group presented our schemes to Saskia from Z-Arts.

On Day 6 we completed our model, showing inside and outdoor space. We also took videos to show the affect of the coloured roof used in the outdoor space.

The fifth day was spent combining each group members ideas and starting to make models. I made this larger scale model of the 'life-size' pop-up book that would be used by children when performing plays.

On the fourth day we had to present a bit more of a developed idea to Paul from Z-Arts. After our presentation we recieved feedback from both Paul and our Fifth Years and were sorted into groups of 4 to work towards our final schemes.

On the third day we all presented the precedents we had found and discussed how we could develop these and make them work with our scheme. Attached is an image of one of my precedents, a 3D printed den by Echoviren

On our second day we started off by comparing the drawings we had done from the previous day, attached is a photomontage I created. We then had a talk from some sixth year students about what they had discovered when designing spaces for children.

On our first day we went on a site visit to the Z-Arts Gallery and were given a tour by Creative Development Manager, Saskia Metcalf. She gave us a tour of the whole building so we could get more of an idea of what the space we are designing would be used for. We measured the space in order to draw up accurate plans and sections as it stands now.