Assignment 3.A --Jessica Melgar + Camila Lohezic

Updates on our hat / pavilion:

The intention for the wearable was to make a veil-like hat, so we articulated certain forms and details to get closer to our goal. We also shaped the hat to fit a human head more realistically, moving from a symmetrical sphere to a more oval shape.

For the pavilion, we realized that the form was not very structural and needed a more realistic sense of weight-bearing columns. The first image below shows the transformation from our initial pavilion (left) to it's development (right).

Below is a perspective that is near eye-level. We think that this pavilion might be used for music shows, to take advantage of the dome and the framed views created by the columns, or "spider legs."

Birds-eye views:

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2B_Lauren Grzenda & Kevin Veres

Using the Natural Contours of the human foot, we created a breathable shoe that allows natural movement. The shoe is easily placed on the foot and reinforces itself only in the most comfortable areas. One example of the simplicity we reached for can be seen in the example below.

Melodie and Nerea pavillion

Hieu Le - Assignment 1B

I used 2 different orientations of my models. One in an L shape configuration focusing on more slender bridging, and the 2nd, with a side to side configuration focusing on heavier mass bridging. I used extrude, rotate, bridge, lattice box, insert edge loop, and move commands.

ARC 5176 - Computer Practices in Design II

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