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A Model For The Garden — Inspired By Barragan


Model from Masters Thesis in Architecture
As my masters thesis project was based in Mexico City, I looked to Luis Barragán to inspire the colour palette. Rather than make an overly literal representation of the site, I used colours to produce a programmatic model that could be read aside corresponding plans. The model was made using a combination of lasercut pieces and cnc-routed masses that I then hand painted. It sits on a cnc-routed base, which I also hand painted, with the louvres cut in paper by hand.



ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I acknowledge the traditional owners of the unceded land on which I work and live — the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. I pay my respect to Elders past, present and emerging.
ABOUT

Emma Lipschitz is a designer, drafter and maker who has been working professionally in architecture and design for over seven years. She has worked in Naarm/Melbourne and Mexico with firms such as Kennedy Nolan, Javier Sánchez Arquitectos and Comunal Taller.  She graduated from the University of Melbourne with a Master of Architecture (Hons).
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Scale Models   •   Concept Models   •   Image Making
Construction Drawings   •   Digital 3d Modelling
Drafting   •   Object Design   •   Design Development
Analogue Photography   •   Architectural Detailing



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