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Posted By: Sola Morrissey
Uploaded: 7/04/2007
Type: Other
Created By: These are explorations in the intersection of material, geometry, and assembly as determinants of form. Bamboo, ceramic, cardboard.
Creation Date: 7/04/2007
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Uploaded: 7/04/2007
Type: Other
Created By: Design development
Creation Date: 7/04/2007
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Posted By: Sola Morrissey
Uploaded: 7/04/2007
Type: Other
Created By: Possible configurations of the shelters in a camp situation. The blue coding indicates hygiene/bathroom areas, the red cooking areas, the grey. The central green intended for a range of formal and informal groupings.
Creation Date: 7/04/2007
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Uploaded: 7/04/2007
Type: Rendering
Created By: The rendering shows a unit framed in ceramic posts as it might appear in a refugee camp situation, with a photovoltaic tarp sheltering the sleeping space between the wc and the water cistern/ hearth.
Creation Date: 7/04/2007
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Posted By: Sola Morrissey
Uploaded: 7/04/2007
Type: Photograph
Created By: A full-scale model of the housing as it might appear in a camp was installed in the gallery.
Creation Date: 7/04/2007
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Posted By: Sola Morrissey
Uploaded: 7/04/2007
Type: Photograph
Created By: Model Unit, Slought Network Gallery, Philadelphia, 2003 (cardboard and medium density fiberboard, tarp and various accessories (8’x3’)
Creation Date: 7/04/2007
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Posted By: Sola Morrissey
Uploaded: 7/04/2007
Type: Photograph
Created By: The entrance to the exhibit confronted the viewer with the rear of a hearth unit, such that its function was not readily apparent and its form dominated.
Creation Date: 7/04/2007
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Posted By: Sola Morrissey
Uploaded: 7/04/2007
Type: Photograph
Created By: The bamboo shower was erected in five minutes and supported considerable dead load.
Creation Date: 7/04/2007
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Posted By: Sola Morrissey
Uploaded: 7/04/2007
Type: Photograph
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Creation Date: 7/04/2007
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Posted By: Sola Morrissey
Uploaded: 3/15/2007
Type: Rendering
Created By: Transitional Housing competition finalist, Deborah Gans & Matt Jelacic
Creation Date: 3/15/2007
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Uploaded: 7/04/2007
Type: Other
Created By: The panels of lightweight structural ceramic foam collapse onto a flat triangular pallet made of fiberglass reinforced concrete. The structure becomes stiff only when the corner braces are put in place.
Creation Date: 7/04/2007
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Posted By: Cameron Sinclair
Uploaded: 3/14/2007
Type: Rendering
Created By: Transitional Housing competition - Core unit rendering reconstituted house using ruined wall
Creation Date: 3/14/2007
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