Architecture Students Reimagine Harry Potter

Architecture Students Reimagine Harry Potter 

Students of a 12 day course at the Melbourne School of Design were not sorted into houses, but they were assigned Gringotts Bank, Grimmauld Place, the Shrieking Shack and other fan favorites in the Harry Potter universe. their Harry Potter architecture models were laser cut from cardboard (ten house points), hand-modeled (forty house points), constructed in very little time (fifty points), and remind us of the truest magic of all (teamwork).

Students at the Melbourne School of Design had very few spells to work with in order to cast these gorgeously film-accurate 3D models. Students were given 1.0 mm and 0.6 mm boxboard to create their models from. They used trace paper — for windows and diffused lights — and LED lights and motors connected to Arduinos.

does anybody else feel like they age in phases of niche interests rather than years

Let me intoduce you: The Hedgehog of the Baker Street!

We had printmaking in the school and because the series 3 was just reliesed all I could think of was Sherlock, obviously. I had to do something about it, and here’s the result. The techiniques I used are etching and aquatint. Hope you like it! And please respect the copyright.

the eye of the universe opened…. #EHTBlackHole