The Folly & the inherent qualities of beauty: understanding the eminence of performative surfaces and the economy of form. Instructors: Matias del Campo & Sandra Manninger (SPAN)
Thanks for posting your intermediate results.. Good work on the application of the issues we discussed last time. The stair is very well executed and your montage of the folly into its environment is very good. One or two things I would like to see for the final presentation. Remember we discussed the issue of panelization of complex objects? Your folly is very countinuous and seamless, I would be curious how you would divide the object into specific parts in terms, not only of design, but also as a matter of fabrication. The joints of this parts become also a specific matter of design. The other element I would like to see is plans and sections. I think you guys are experienced and skilled in terms of making plans and I would be curious for your solutions.
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Thanks for posting your intermediate results..
Good work on the application of the issues we discussed last time. The stair is very well executed and your montage of the folly into its environment is very good. One or two things I would like to see for the final presentation. Remember we discussed the issue of panelization of complex objects? Your folly is very countinuous and seamless, I would be curious how you would divide the object into specific parts in terms, not only of design, but also as a matter of fabrication. The joints of this parts become also a specific matter of design. The other element I would like to see is plans and sections. I think you guys are experienced and skilled in terms of making plans and I would be curious for your solutions.
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