DOUBLE SIDED RELIEF

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JURY ASSIGNMENT

Given:  White cardboard

Asked: 1. Generete a number quadrilateral prisms folded out of white cardboard as your design elements.

2.Make a composition representing the design concepts that you choose by using these elements. your design should be a double-sided relief that reflects your design ideas on both sides.
Your design should be approx. 1000cm2 from the top (or bottom) view.

Poster: Plan of both sides. Section which reflects your principles. Diagrams related your principles.

My principle is hierarchy and you can see it all over my design.

I hatched my group on my plan which are 3 squaare and one pralelogram. and I used trapezoid as a connector of my groups and elements.











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