For my advanced materials final project, the requirements were: design a deployable, temporary exhibition stand. In addition to providing sufficient shelter and lighting, it must be lightweight, easily assembled/disassembled, and able to be compactly stored. My partner and I designed a deployable structure which is lightweight due to being predominantly fabric. Each piece of fabric …
Hello my dear, terribly neglected blog. How I have missed thee! I have now successfully completed a wonderful (though chaotic) first semester back in architecture, slept ridiculously long hours in recuperation, and celebrated Christmas with my family. Now I can relax, take my time, and begin posting from my backlog of projects I’ve been completing …
To post or to sleep? That is the question! I jest, but only slightly. Maintaining a healthy sleep schedule has been a success, but also a struggle. My classes continue to demand more of me and my other commitments often fall by the wayside. Not to fear, here is another representation assignment: design a set …
Only two weeks in, and schoolwork is devouring my every waking moment (as well as some of my dreams.) Thus begins the phase where almost all my blog posts will be from my various architecture assignments. Today’s post is from my graphic representation class. The assignment: “design a set of three travel posters for any …