25/04/13 Tutorials

We are back from a month long break. Great tutorial last Thursday. Students are developping their temples which range from a temple to infinity all the way to aa temple for bees. Here are couple pictures of the work. Beautiful!

William Garforth Bless' ceramics tests for his temple for Water
William Garforth Bless’ ceramics tests for his temple for Water
Andrei Jippa's Temple to infinity VB.net script to intersect meshes.
Andrei Jippa’s Temple to infinity VB.net script to intersect meshes.
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Marilu Valente is creating a temple to the bio-economy using a mix of potato starch based bio-plastic and plaster.
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Marilu finding new ways to use her bio-plastic in a wall component.
Mike's new reciprocal structure prototype, here is aa small paper model of it.
Mike’s new reciprocal structure prototype, here is aa small paper model of it.
Jessica Beagleman's Selfridges pop-up roof structure made of tied plywood components.
Jessica Beagleman’s Selfridges pop-up roof structure made of tied plywood components.

8th November 2012 Tutorial

Great Thursday tutorials at Westminster! Thank you to former DS10 students George Hintzen, Joe Magri and Chris Mount for their presentation on their trip to the Burning Man festival last summer. We have just started Brief02: Template. Students will start designing a temporary structure for the Burning Man festival or an Open-Source Construction Set.

Above: Jessica Beagelman’s beautiful laser-cut plywood experiments

Above: William Garforth-Bless scanned his ferofluid and will turn them into inhabitable fountains

Above: Sarah Shuttleworth’s beautiful swarm generated wood structures

Above: George Hintzen, Joe Magri and Chris Mount presenting their Burning Man experience