Constructed the dome at uni and ran some light and sound testing.
A group of second year architecture students briefed for the Rugby World Cup Fantrail project. The proposal talks about the digitisation of the site, and looks at parametrics to give birth to the event. The event itself is the creation of a new abstract landscape, critiquing the blurring of nature and man-made in Myers Park.
Monday, September 12, 2011
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Prototyping
With the newfound plywood bracing, we decided to put it to test along with our new steel centre brace.
Main central brace
Dome in the process. The Dome was very rigid with the bracing, but we found out through this process that we could not set the dome up with bracing already in - it was too hard.
Discontinuity also tested out the mini-domes on site. These mini-domes on the night will emit elements of weather in their sound, e.g. wind, rain and thunder. These sounds will all meet together when a person walks near the dome, imitating that of a mixing chamber.
Friday, September 2, 2011
Testing of Scanning Lights
In the original concept, we intended for scanning lights to be on the site. The lights mimic a foreign object which seems to be analyzing the site. Because of how strange it is for this type of movement of light on site, it would address the issue of the idea of technology vs nature and the weird blurring of the two in their relationship.
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