The exhibition was a success! positive feedback and everyone enjoyed the models.

The concept was for the interior to be modelled with the external side plain. The basement level was also able to slot in and out.

The great hall model was also complete! This model was the biggest and therefore required a lot of organisation and planning. The model shows how well they worked as a group!

Details.

Cooper street entrance model finished and photographed. The group worked well together.

The entrance model of the town hall showcasing some of the details that the 1st and 2nd years went into. The choice of material was important in this model to show the weathering effect! There was some parts of this model that could be removed.

discussions about how essential model making can be in the future for certain practices.

Clamped!

A sneak peak of one of the models. Great thought went into assembling each individual piece.

The other group beginning to assemble the delicate components together. A great learning process in model making

One of the groups adding the final details of the model!

One of the groups decided to caste some of the components of the model using Stone powder mixed with pigment after creating a timber mould.

Busy at work!

One of the groups beginning to assemble the different components of the model together.

Each group presenting their ideas for the model. A variety of sketch models were also made to get a sense of a scale and materiality.

After splitting into groups, group discussions about each model and concept sketches were underway!

Day One / and... EVENTS PROJECT BEGINS! A group discussion/induction just before the tour of the building.

Meeting up together to discuss the programme and creating a strategy for the events week!

After a meeting with the City Council and the Architects who are a part of the team of the Our Town Hall project, we were given a tour of the building to showcase some of the amazing internal spaces.

As our EVENTS project is about creating models of specific elements within the building it was interesting to see where they would fit in. We were also told that we could possibly have an exhibition space for the finished models in one of the rooms of the Town Hall.