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Quilt Interpretation.

Studio II
PROJECT 04 / 17
SHEETS 14–16

Geometric patterns become layered models, moving from a quilt study to an exploration of solid and open form.

Combined Model Side View. An angled view of the combined model reveals overlapping panels and staggered projections, showing how the geometric pattern changes when viewed from the side.

Architectural summary

A quilt’s stepped geometry becomes the starting point for a sequence of physical models. Diagonal panels, slender grids, and triangular openings translate the flat pattern into layers of solid and open form. Later models combine projecting brown and white planes, allowing the pattern to read differently from the front and from oblique views.

  • Pattern translation
  • Solid and void
  • Layered models
Original sheet & annotations +Quilt Interpretation: pattern & first studies. This presentation sheet brings together quilt pattern reference study, preserving the original layout and annotations.

Quilt Interpretation: pattern & first studies. This presentation sheet brings together quilt pattern reference study, preserving the original layout and annotations.

Original sheet & annotations +Quilt Interpretation: model development. This presentation sheet brings together layered pattern model study, open frame pattern study, diagonal panels over grid and related views, preserving the original layout and annotations.

Quilt Interpretation: model development. This presentation sheet brings together layered pattern model study, open frame pattern study, diagonal panels over grid and related views, preserving the original layout and annotations.

Original sheet & annotations +Quilt Interpretation: combined final model. This presentation sheet brings together combined geometric model view, combined model side view, preserving the original layout and annotations.

Quilt Interpretation: combined final model. This presentation sheet brings together combined geometric model view, combined model side view, preserving the original layout and annotations.