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ITERATION 4MATERIALS USED: TEXTILESAND FINE CONCRETEVARIABLES: TOWEL MATERI-AL WITH BOX FRAMEWORKKEY TAKEAWAYS: RAISEDHORIZONTAL SURFACESMAKE THE STRUCTUREVERY WEAKFor our fourth iteration we didthe same technique as beforebut draping the fabric overa box. Overall the form wasstrong, however the top surfaceis noticeably weaker, andseems to have less concrete incomparison to side surfaces orsurfaces touching the ground.200 PLUSH
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Project TeamGrant Runtsch3 rd yearI
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24 day process to layer concrete ov
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6”SMALL SCALE PROTOTYPE TEST45”
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Final concrete form is exposedDirt
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Begin withmoldablepostiveLoremipsum
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“After a decade making exposedcon
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Construct jig that will hold thefab
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The URC Quilt-Method byKenzo Unno.
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Even though there is still a lot of
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Low Tech Case StudySourcesBranching
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Mollard, Manon. “GreenCorner Buil
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Concrete printer prints the top pie
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The building is printed in separate
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Temporary Tent StructureLavacrete M
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Make one column out of desired shap
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Final plan view of completed column
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Stress linesVoxel Cubes placed alon
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First FloorSecond FloorThird FloorF
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A plastic panel is placed in the in
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CURTAINED WALL 1CURTAINED WALL 2CUR
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Two structural curves with resultin
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ITERATION 1MATERIALS USED: FINECONC
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Parametrically, there are a number
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ITERATION 1MATERIALS USED: PVCPIPE,
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