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| | | Safe for occupants and visitors | ||
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| | | Aesthetics | ||
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| | | Looks clean and appealing | ||
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| | | Inspiration | ||
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| | | Inspires people to think critically about their everyday use of materials | ||
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| | | Should withstand New York weather conditions | ||
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Revision as of 21:29, 10 November 2011
Abstract
Through Engineering 215 Intro to Design at Humboldt State University, Team Skin for the Win was . This client is Mary Mattingly, a respected and prolific artist in New York City. She is the founder of many projects including the Flock House Project.
- Project Formulation
- Problem Analysis and Literature Review
- Alternative Solutions
- Decision Process
- Specification of Final Solution
Background
Problem Analysis and Criteria
| Criteria | Weight | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | 10 | Total cost less than $375 |
| Safety | 10 | Safe for occupants and visitors |
| Aesthetics | 9 | Looks clean and appealing |
| Inspiration | 8 | Inspires people to think critically about their everyday use of materials |
| Durability | 8 | Should withstand New York weather conditions |
Problem statement and criteria
Description of final project
- Photos and descriptions