Events Completed! - This project has been really fun and allowed our group to stretch creativity greater than ever before! We are all really happy with the final video and model along with the other groups models, together we have all really enjoyed the events project.

This is the box built up into the shape of the structure. the colored pieces create a landscape and the light creates an exploded painting when sourced within the cube.

This is stage 2/3 of the painting stage. The cut out sections of the cube have been painted and the edges sanded so that the net cube can fold back into them, creating a painting when unfolded and a cube of light when it is not.

We began to paint the design using the three primary colors. This is stage 1/3 in the painting sequence.

The CAD model has been laser cut and checked that it works correctly. This project has been challenging due to using software and tools that we have not come across before, although stretching beyond our comfort zone and being successful has been worth the effort.

Having designed a cube to fold out into a net, we cut the cube from 3mm MDF using a laser cutter, unfortunately the net did not work as the cad file was incorrect. Knowing what caused the problem, and what could advance the design further, we took to Sketchup to create a detailed model of the cube at 3mm as to be absolutely sure that the form would fit together as intended.

Today we brought materials to create test models. Test models are to understand our material's strengths and weaknesses. We found our initial idea of stretched fabric for walls would look too sketchy, and so we tested more solid, common materials used for crafts.

LE CORBUSIER'S FIVE POINTS OF ARCHITECTURE

Diagrams of how a modernist model may be construction in production.