1. BBSC 303 Digital Craft Assignment one: Part A Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto Daniel Liebskind Alison van Meeuwen 300102860

2. R.O.M Images: modelled in Auto-cad

3. Renders: Auto-cad: West Elevation East ElevationFront Elevation Under side Top

4. Renders: Auto-cad: Perspectives

5. Perspective section: The perspective section can assist in the understanding of how the light flows through the building. With the large windows inserted, they allow daylight to penetrate into the public spaces of the ROM, and at night the artificial light from the ROM extrudes light into public space in the city The section shows how the same light flows into each space via the main atrium, so care has to be taken when applying colours and textures to control the amount of “bleeding” into other areas. ROM by day ROM by night

6. Perspective section:

7. Interior Perspective : Deflection and colour bleeding from the interior surfaces influences the atmosphere of the space, so galleries and common areas will be coloured and textured differently to obtain different emotions. (Proposed interior perspective)

8. Deep Exploration: