Assignment 3A Adriana Garcia, Patricia Ponce

For the design of this pavilion, we brought the idea of perforations, and bridging one side to the other, from our wearable. This pavilion is meant to bring shade to the people that visit it, while still allowing light and ventilation to enter. This creates a space that is suitable for interaction between the structure and the people inside it.

For our wearable design, we updated the skin to give it more texture. The scale of the existing perforations were also changed and rotated. We also added side pieces to the bottom front portion to make it more appealing to its users.

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Assign2B- Marina Mikhaiel and Angel Alfaro

Hand brace

FINAL ASSIGNMENT EVR 5176 RICHARD TOWNSEND + JOSE MORENO

INITIAL SKETCHES THE ORIGINAL IDEA CONSISTED OF A BACK BRACE THAT WOULD CONFORM TO THE BODY FOR PEOPLE THAT SUFFER FROM SCOLIOSIS AND WOULD BE MODELED AFTER THE HUMAN ANATOMY. WEARABLE AS THE WEARABLE PROGRESSED WE DECIDED TO CONFORM THE TENSION BANDS THAT MAKE UP THE WEARABLE TO THE MUSCLES OF THE BODY. PAVILION THE PAVILIONS ORIGINAL FORM WAS BASED OFF A CURVED SPINE MUCH LIKE A PERSON WHO SUFFERS FROM SCOLIOSIS AND THE "RIBBED" ELEMENTS HELP ENCLOSE THE SPACE IN ORDER TO MIMIC THE HUMAN ANATOMY.

ARC 5176 - Computer Practices in Design II

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