This study aims to investigate "leisure", which was one of the main driving social forces in the Roman society, in spatial terms with reference to Roman domestic architecture. Every stratum of the Roman society enjoyed the possibilities and pleasures of leisure proportional to its hierarchy in the social system, so that leisure can be investigated in both public and private contexts in the Roman world. The Roman society was highly stratified and comprised of diverse social classes for which leisure acquired different forms and meanings. The ancient conception and forms of leisure were quite different from the modern ones, which came into discussion during the industrial era.
These tutorials and other information can be found here.Leisure is most basically defined as "the time free from work". Many of the processes and workflows used in the making of this book are also broken down into simplified tutorials. Though the styles range, each spread has been carefully composed and certain organizational systems have been deployed to unify the layouts and create a consistency throughout the book.Īt the end of this portfolio, an image index has been created that breaks down all of the images to reveal the process images used to generate the final illustration. Each spread investigates representation through an intentionally different lens. The book is conceived around experimentation and exploration. They are not designed for clients, nor are they intended to be built. Each of the investigations are intended to act as a framework to test out new graphic ideas and styles.
Each of the four projects are designed across a spectrum of conditions from urban to rural settings and landscapes to buildings. This portfolio is an exploration in architectural graphic representation. Visualizing Architecture Volume 04 Architecture Portfolio
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