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Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Furniture
This design looks simple but is very complicated when it
comes to functioning. It’s a normal wooden chair with 4 legs which becomes 2
chairs not facing each other and sharing the backrest.
Working: The backrest of the
normal chair becomes the other seat which has a folded leg behind it. There is
one flap which is kept on top of the normal seat and is joined by L angle to
the backrest. This flap comes up and becomes the common backrest for the 2 chairs
In this design the
chair knocks down into a suitcase. The chair has a back rest which folds into
the seat by 270 degrees. The seats and the back rest has bars which block the
90 degree turn. The legs were initially folded inside making the chair short.
But then we changed the idea and then the two legs at the back are attached to
the backrest.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Fiber Glass
These are the final resin work that I had done. Its a microscopic hair cell.
I tried different colours and tried to merge them.
"Charlie Chapplin award"
This is an award for the best comedian. My first attempt in using clay, resin and P.O.P.
An attempt to make a boat which turned out to be a leaf.
Never touch fiber glass without gloves*
Group work to make a fiber glass mural.
Material
This is the working of a clock. Right side bottom is the motor which drives
the two pulleys on the top to rotate and which in turn makes
the pulleys on the left move. This mechanism gives the pulleys on the top
two different but constant speed.
Mechanism that makes a clown go up and down. This mechanism can be done in two different ways:
by putting weight under the clown which is connected to a loose ring which balances the light weight of the clown and keeps it perpendicular.
And by making a slit through which the GI wire passes and just goes up and down simply.
The gear converts rotatory motion into linear motion.
Autism Village Project
These are the plans for autism village which consists of residential areas, hospitals and school for autistic children and their families. The map of the autism village. scale 1cm: 10ft
These are the snapshots of the hexayurt which gives enough living space for two people. The house is self sustainable with the plan of rain water harvesting.
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