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Dec 15, 20070

Pratt Velux: Winner’s Dance

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This is a downright hilarious way to celebrate a win…by destroying your model and…..well….just watch.

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Dec 8, 20070

Pratt Velux: Final

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In the following post you can examine a variety of different delivery methods. We have drawings, photographs, and renderings to help illustrate the overall experience of our home.
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Dec 2, 20070

Velux: Preliminary Renderings

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This is a collection of preliminary renderings. The aim of these were to attempt to capture the quality generated by our design and construction methods.

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Oct 15, 20070

This map illustrates our areas of deployment. Our manifesto lives on through these photos and screen shots. We managed to get a hold of the Google StreetView truck schedule before deploying our manifesto and were lucky enough to be captured by them. The manifesto itself was written in the street, along with the particular word we were representing with the automobiles in the pictures. Enjoy.

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Oct 14, 20070

Models In Focus

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This post is a visual archive of our models, their attributes, and their performative aspects.

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Oct 11, 20070

Realworld Deployment: Ventilation

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This is the second word we have deployed here in Brooklyn. (Ventilation)
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Oct 9, 20070

THE roofscape

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This post is simply a collection of images of our 1/2″ scale model.
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Oct 8, 20071

Manifesto: Realworld Deployment

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Above is the first example of how we are deploying our manifesto. We focused on the word salvage, and there will be more to come. read more

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Oct 4, 20070

Aeromapping and Structure

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Work on our physical model is coming along well. We have spend a LOT of time making sure the structure is correct. If it was not, it would make fitting our cell virtually impossible. All of the main structure is complete and brackets are almost all on. Secondary and tershiery elements are beginning to be installed. As soon as this is finished, per a previous diagram, the cells and retainers can be installed.

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Sep 27, 20071

Exploring Aerodynamics

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This is a revised diagram of the aerodynamics of our roof scape. It shows the high pressure areas in red, neutral in orange, and low pressure or vaccume areas in yellow. It also illustrates how we intend to use air flowing over the surface to suck interior air our, thus providing a consistant exchange of air.
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