By: Ethan Brammeier
It’s
that time of the semester where all of us are getting little to no sleep and
only staying awake by consuming large amounts of caffeine. I don’t feel like I’ve procrastinated at all
this semester but yet I’m still cramming to finish our group project. I think other students can agree with me that
no matter how much time you spend on your project there will always be
something that you’re not happy with. I
have many parts of my project that I still want to change but time will not
allow. At this point the only thing I
can do is throw together what I have and not worry about changing things.
My
last week has consisted of building models and only a little bit of digital
work. Our group is building a large
scale model which I will share in a later blog.
My individual model took nearly two entire days to complete. It actually took longer to make the laser cut
template than it did to build the physical model. Every semester I design a building with
curved walls or roofs and always forget how difficult it will be to design the
structure and build the model later on in the semester. My thought is that in the future I will
probably be designing mostly square buildings so I might as well design crazy
ones while I’m in school. Below is a
picture of my model completely done. The
part further away isn’t designed but I still had to build it so the walkway
could be shown.
I also decided to add
lights into the model so it would be easier to distinguish the interior areas
of the building from the exterior. Below is an image with the lights on inside
of the model.
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