Filed under: Phase 3, Site Analysis + Proposal
07.17.2009 • 19:10 0
site anaylsis [part 4]
07.17.2009 • 18:17 1
Mekong Floods Fill Tônlé Sap
So apparently NASA is tracking the Tonle Sap.
Pretty cool, thanks for the heads up Erik!
Filed under: Phase 3, Site Analysis + Proposal
07.17.2009 • 14:17 1
Lug Investigation
The lug as a node for connection was investigated using the same techniques as the earlier bike material studies. Through mirroring and rotating, a new type of lug with distinct inherent qualities emerged. This new typology was then tested for its ability to aggregate within a field condition, as well as its connective ability.
Lug 2
Filed under: Bicycle Material Investigations, Phase 3, Site Analysis + Proposal, Uncategorized
07.17.2009 • 15:39 0
national geographic presents angkor wat
07.17.2009 • 14:32 0
site visuals: chong khneas
07.17.2009 • 23:13 0
thermal plastic forming video
song – “faust arp” by radiohead
Filed under: Phase 3, Thermal/Vaccum Form Studies
![contour lines map [Converted].ai](https://rediculous.files.wordpress.com/2009/07/site-cycles-of-emergent-alignment3.jpg? "contour lines map [Converted].ai")
07.17.2009 • 20:38 0
redefinition: frame
Digital and physical collages were done using the different knuckles of the bike frame (headset, dropout, bottom bracket, seat stay). The intent was to identify new connections and geometries and eventually build a larger rigid structure out of similar components. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: Bicycle Material Investigations, Material Studies, Phase 3
07.17.2009 • 20:05 0
redefinition: brake caliper
In a series of tests, we begin to test the connectivity and limits of the brake caliper through welding and epoxy. These are based on previous collage techniques and more functional connections seen while tinkering.
Filed under: Bicycle Material Investigations, Phase 3
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