Day 06
We arranged our box and started to film it for the final output. We did a stop motion video with the pieces 'performing.' Above are stills from our video.

Day 05
We continued to paint all the pieces and arranged the alternating 'floors' with spare pieces from our previous box that didn't fit together.

Day 04
We painted random sections of the box.

Day 03
After cutting the box correctly, we experimented with different wood stains to see what effect they would create. We left the pieces bare as we wanted to paint them in bright colours, reminiscent of Le Cobusier's painting style. We also noted that when the box was opened out, it looked like a mini exhibition of his paintings.

Day 02
We photoshopped Le Cobusier's painting overlapping each other on top of a cube net and laser cut it. We decided to take shapes out so the cube had 'windows' and we were able to see into the cube. Unfortunately the cube was cut wrong so we had to redo it. We also changed the pattern of the middle section.

Day 01
We were put into groups and had to brainstorm ideas on how to utilise Le Corbusier's paintings within our final output for a film. We decided to use his paintings as facades whilst using an overall geometrical shape to create a contrast as his paintings had quite curvy shapes.