House VI by Peter Eisenman - Progressive Animation

An updated and higher resolution animation based on Peter Eisenman's original diagrams of House VI. An attempt to replicate the cinematic progression Mr. Eisenman used to design the space.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• peter
• eisenman
• house
• vi
• animation
• residence
• progressive
• representation
• morph
• morphological
• movement
• cinema
• cinematic
• free
• plan
• shift
• shifting
• progression
• forward
• architecture
• student
• undergrad
• masters
• architectural
• theory

[mayorphill]

@socoolhenry I used 3dsMax. 

[socoolhenry]

Just a quick technical question!

what program did you do this on? i tried so far to create something like this.

[mayorphill]

Thanks for the comment. The terms were gathered based on Eisenman's own description of his process. It took a bit of interpretation to detect where exactly the moves had relevance. With montage, I saw this as the combination of volumes and planes that were created from the inversion and slippage moves. You can see this in the final moments of the process by the reunion of elements into the final form. Do you agree?

[bennapolis]

Nice sequence of the inversion and slippage moves. Not sure I get what montage means. Looks to me more like a translation from plan to volume.