Ty Stinson
Ty Stinson

Ty Stinson

Journal Entry For
Module 11 - Sharing Your Project

PARAMETRIC BIOSYSTEMS - Hell's Kitchen NY, NY

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Overview:

Key / Essential / Unique Design Features:

  • To follow a precedent (the MahanNakhon Tower - Bangkok, Thailand) and understand how designers created its systems to intertwine together to create a beautiful skyscraper that solved a problem of overpopulation in a growing metropolis.
  • The "Pixilation" effect known as a 3D ribbon that wraps around the building
  • Designing a tower that dealt with a crowded space in New York and being able to adapt to such a small floor to ceiling ratio of 11ft
  • Designing multiple different units (and their variations) to create a concrete floorplan that evolves around a stable structural outline and grid
  • Having the ability in Revit to create a unit from scratch and incorporate that file into another one. Then use that collaboration and Nest it into a larger model. This is helpful because when you edit a part in one simple unit and save - you can see instant changes in the highest model
  • Units extruding in and out - balconies, and terraces formed so people can walk out and be with nature or have a nice natural protection from wind or the sun

Positives and Successes:

  • Learned how to collaborate using the cloud in BIM 360
    • Learned how to collaborate using the cloud in BIM 360
    • Collaborated with other people
  • Modelled and analyzed the main trades
    • Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing
  • Created a skyscraper consisting of a complex, nested system
  • Hands-on experience with visibility graphics allowed me to improve this skill
  • Became more aware of the great importance of the trades when designing the building

Challenges and Lessons Learned:

  • Make sure that you plan out multiple units ahead of time
  • Allow extra time to model and deal with IT issues
  • Make sure you understand what you are coordinating and collaborating before you put it online. There is a whole process for this. Do not move forward unless you understand and follow this process.
  • Make sure you leave enough room when designing architectural spaces for the other engineering trades.
  • Recognize your floor to ceiling height and that it fits the engineering trades as well as the architectural walls
  • Use your Insight for reference when needed

Video Presentation / Tour of Your Project Features:

PowerPoint Presentation:

Parametric Biosystems 10 min Presentation.pdf4841.3KB

Additional Renderings:

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Other Design Journal Entries:

***My project was designed mainly on BIM 360 by the use of collaboration through the cloud so after design journal 4 the others were not created. My work was simply checked through BIM 360.***

Module 1:

https://www.notion.so/Ty-Stinson-e706e28e3bcf465ab4e1088ad2760ead

Module 3:

https://www.notion.so/Ty-Stinson-2fefe27f843349079e3ad6aa93394659

Module 4:

https://www.notion.so/Ty-Stinson-a6f9f574c7724669846c5cca77c1c6ba

Module 5/6:

https://www.notion.so/Ty-Stinson-e5f6786c3c164b6ebd47c7c34cbe474c

Thank you Glenn for teaching me all this amazing BIM material. I learned so much!