Making slides for our presentation

"Bumbs up guys!"

TEA ROOM // "it looks mint"

Hangers // colour // colour // colour

DAY SIX// occupying the space

DAY FOUR// The hanging chairs were placed on the wall to create shelving and a coat rack in the reception area.

DAY THREE// WEDNESDAY// to create a more precise base we began to create a drawing in AutoCAD. It was here that we could measure the angles and lengths of the hangers.

Kitchen space in the making// green wall // small table // wheelbarrow chairs

"Borrowing" materials to make tables of different heights easily. Desks//Coffee tables

Metal workshop// Steel poles// measured and cut, ready for welding

DAY FOUR// Metal base for the hanger screen is being constructed in the Metal Workshop.The metal will create stability and hopefully hold the structure upright. Created in response to our previous attempt which fell over.

The metal bars, cut and ready to weld from the Metal Workshop

SOIL AND PLASTIC// NATURAL AND MAN-MADE

GREEN WALL, made from recycled 2l bottles with "borrowed" plants

In The Borrowers toolkit

FOREGROUND// New hanger screen// Double curved for extra balance
BACKGROUND// Previous hanger screen lying in it's grave

After the collapse, we tried to create a more stable structure // widening the surface area and increase the amount of poles

HANGERS VS GRAVITY

From the morning of DAY 2// TRIAL 2// image taken previous to it's collapse

TEAMWORK// Sanding wood// Drilling the green wall// Constructing the hanger wall

The Borrowers HQ - a room borrowed from the St James Building - Grade II listed building in Oxford Street, Manchester, England, completed in 1912.

Coffee table for the Borrowers. Wood. Drills. Tape.

#deathbydesign. The remnants of our beautiful screen after issues with an unstable base. Hangers vs gravity