I have to figure out a way to make this badboy out of materials that are by nature flat. This may hurt.
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Monday, April 28, 2008
raw
I made this board out of 1" x 2" maple strips and I'm planning on routing out a site plan in 1"=64' scale on the cnc cutter. Crossing my fingers that I get a CNC time slot, and that the file works, and that the board doesn't split, and that it's worth my time. It's deceptively heavy.
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Tags: architecture, gsd, model
sketchup
Going through stuff for my portfolio I ran across this little badboy from the first "Build Your Campus in 3D" competition that our Stanford team won last year. And it looks like there's a new one going on now too.
Posted by joseph at 11:18 PM 0 comments
Tags: architecture, stanford
Sunday, April 20, 2008
E&E
I came across this photo in the Stanford Architecture photostream of what I presume to be the new Architecture studio in the brand new E&E building in the up and coming SEQ II. Somehow, two of my models (from the same project) made it over from Terman to the new space. Pretty sweeth.
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Tags: architecture, model, stanford
Monday, April 7, 2008
string();
I've been working with string for the latest project which is fun, but may also prove to be my demise. This is part of my study "instrument" where I test the operations I've set apart: Pinch, spread, and bridge. We'll see what develops.
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Tags: architecture, gsd, model
MoMA
So the GSD took us to MoMA in NYC for a day and a day only. They took us to see "Design for the Elastic Mind" or something like that. Overall the exhibit was underwhelming. All the projects seemed to be undercooked and I guess I just expected more. Anyway, while the trip was fun, it definitely put us all behind our already tight schedule.
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