1. "Body in the Forum" (Natalie and Bradley)
-discuss survey/statistics
-what users ("us") want in the forum
-what are the issues already existing
*prezi*
2. Inspirations/Precedents (Christy and Amy)
-succinct/narrowed down inspirations/mechanics/etc.
*prezi*
3. Full model of Stuckeman (Josh, Gabby, Bryan, Greg)
-explain parameters of site (dimensions) and scale
-explain limitations/regulations (what we can/cannot do as far as designing goes)
*prezi*
4. OUR DESIGNS
A. BENCH: (Brad, Alena, Josh, Greg, Veronica, Bryan, Christy, Gabby, Amy)
-concepts drawn from inspirations (folding, sliding, contouring)
-1st schematic design (1/2"=1') scaled models/drawings
-2nd schematic design:
-basic box structure
-modified designs
-skeletal framing design
-optional back design
-angles for comfort
*present detailed materials and mechanics
B. PANELS: (Amanda, Natalie, Rose, Mecca, Sarah)
5. Conclusion
-why we care about this project:
-we want to leave our "mark" in studio
-important to us because we make a positive contribution to architecture students
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Notes: 3/18/13
Notes: 3/18/13
PANELS:
- Overlooking forum, panels are hung over railing in space between the railing and the ceiling.
- hanging with spaces in between so it is not a solid wall
- "unnecessary cantilever effects"
- materials: rigid structure for closet door panel effect; thin wood frame, pbc pipes covered with acoustical material, covered carpet fabric
SEATING:
- panels angled to accommodate for bodily comfort
- 2-3 models:
- skeleting
- angled
Notes: 3/13/13
Notes: 3/13/13
FOLDING
- concept: accessibility to move and transportability
- lightweight and easily stored/out of the way/stackable
SLIDING
- dimensions low to the ground to accommodate for forum step height
- concept: able to expand/contract to desired size and store away easier
- angled in the interest of comfort so that you can take notes on your lap
- able to be used in both directions of forum (for lectures or to work on)
- materials: wood,
CONTOURING
- concept: contour to the body in the best interest of comfort
- folds up to forum to lay completely flat against the step
- legs fold up as well so entire bench will fold flat
CONSIDER:
- compact, minimal objects constructed
- writing surface; don't give up on all functions
- consider filling spaces to maximum compacity
- multiple functions out of one design
- potential to fold
DISCUSSION:
- modify dimensions so that seat height is comfortable
- sitting/working/sleeping
- more comfortable material than just wood/hard surfaces (vinyl)
- consider overhead panels rather than just on wall facades
-two bench groups, one acoustic panel group
-combine sliding with folding + cushions
acoustic panels:
-simple mechanism; bold movement/material
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