We used concrete (grey) pilotis and primary colours as the walls and the frame of the ribbon windows on the facade

We then assembled the model completely and filmed the process according to our narrative and made our paintings perform as a building

We then had to film the stop motion that we are going to make in order to make our model "perform"

This is how we turned a painting into a floor

This is an example of how the extrusions work as well as another of corbusier's rule of a roof garden

We then devised a way to slide the facade onto the front of our building (which is made out of the paintings)

We then decided to use corbusier's rule of a ribbon window and continuing the idea of circulation, we designed a grey facade with primary coloured frames for the ribbon window

We then used the spraypaint workshop to spray paint the extrusions grey to make it look more Corbusier Style

We then decided to extrude lines as walls and since some of them were curved, we used heat guns to bend and curve sheets of plastic

We then laser cut the bits that we want extruded from our paintings

We then decided to make the painting 3D so we planned te bits to extrude and we laser cut them

We then split up into smaller groups and forwarded our narrative, so we tried to join his paintings and trace a common circulatory pattern over it

We wanted our floors to be corbusier's paintings as we were designing alsmost a 'Corb Museum'

We then made a test model of how we want our model to stand up

We wanted to test out some materials for our scheme and see what would suit our design the most, so the above picture shows some test maquettes

Today was a brainstorming day in which we all presented ideas and tried to weigh the pros and cons of each one. I felt though, that the brief for this event was quite ambiguous and flexible so it was more difficult to get people to finalise on one thing quickly