Eind1009 5 4 Overstroom-home ("flood-home")
This page was based on a page by group 3V and redesigned for use in group 5_4
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[edit] Coursework
This page is created as a part of a project about sheltering at the Eindhoven University of Technology.
This online documentation about the central coursework Eindhoven_Shelter_2009 is build on a framework by Vinay Gupta (central page Eindhoven_Shelter_2009) --Rob Valk 14:29, 18 October 2009 (UTC)
[edit] Exercise
Main goal of this exercise was to learn us more about the current development in the shelter industry. <more description soon>
[edit] Restrictions
Given materials
- 100 tie wraps
- 2x PVC tube (4000 (l))
- 2x wood beam (3000 x 50 x 50 (l x w x h))
- 3x waistwood shelves (later on extended to 'as much as available')
- Plastic sheet (6000 x 4000 (l x b))
- 10 garbage bags
- Rope (6m)
Given Equipment
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Allowed Equipment
All tools from home may be taken to the building site, as long as these do not at material to the design.
[edit] Individual results
Kasper Doppen
Mirjam de Geus
Rob Maas
Dyon Tomoda
Rob Valk
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Jasper Verheul
[edit] Group results
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[edit] Day 1 (Monday 12 October 2009)
This first day every individual had to create his or her own design. These designs were sorted by style and by used construction-techniques, this way groups were formed to work in the second and third day. --Rob Valk 14:16, 18 October 2009 (UTC)
[edit] Day 2 (Tuesday 13 October 2009)
Tuesday we, as a group, had to think about how the make the best design out of the six design we had already standing in front of us. <more description soon> --Rob Valk 14:16, 18 October 2009 (UTC)
[edit] Day 3 (Wednesday 14 October 2009)
The whole Wednesday we were expected to work hard on constructing our design in real-life full scale. <more description soon> --Rob Valk 14:16, 18 October 2009 (UTC)
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