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='''User behaviour'''=
 
  
''Bouwpub analysis''
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='''References'''=
  
<youtube width="520" height="400" left >6ELFdDl0ilo</youtube>
 
  
[[Image:Observation_7.jpg|Observation01|250px]]  [[Image:Observation_8.jpg|Observation02|250px]]  [[Image:Observation_9.jpg|Observation03|250px]]
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In this project of MIT, two pixelated layers are placed on top of each other. Pistons within the structure of the blocks are able to move up and down. This controls the height of the blocks.  
  
[[Image:Observation_10.jpg|Observation04|250px]]  [[Image:Observation_11.jpg|Observation05|250px]]  [[Image:Observation_12.jpg|Observation06|250px]]
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[[File:Archdaily_sparc.jpg | 400px]]
  
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This project follows the same theme of 'pixelation'. For the intervention of Atom07 in the park, there is a need to have both indoor and outdoor spaces. This led to the development of a new system, where the mechanism of the block units are placed inside of the box. See system page for more details.
  
''Intervention Analysis''
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<div style="float:left; border:none;text-align:justify; width:390px; margin-right: 10px;" >
  
In the Orange Lecture hall several seating arrangements were set up to see the response from people. The users were able to adapt to the experiment to suite their demands. The set ups varied from comfortable to obstructive seating layouts.
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'''Advantages'''
  
<youtube width="800" height="520" left >TJszqSiY_kY</youtube>
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- Highly pixa=elation which gives higher resolution of shape and form
  
conclusions:
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- One actuator per piston
  
- Bigger effort made to have a comfortable seat
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- Individual controlled
  
- Diverse arrangement of spaces, caters for larger user group
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- No connections needed between units
  
- People sit closer to their point of interest
 
  
- Person will adapt to given situation
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- People only change elements when necessary
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<div style="float:left; border:none;text-align:justify; width:390px; margin-right: 10px;" >
  
- Difficulties changing elements embarrass people
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'''Disadvantages'''
  
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- Supported by a framework, needs both floor and ceiling space
  
[[Image:Observation_.jpg|Test01|250px]]  [[Image:Observation_2.jpg|Test02|250px]]  [[Image:Observation_3.jpg|Test03|250px]]
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- Always visible / present
  
[[Image:Observation_3b.jpg|Test03|250px]]  [[Image:Observation_4.jpg|Test4a|250px]]  [[Image:Observation_5.jpg|Test04b|250px]]
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- Fixed movement possibillity's, in relation to the frame
  
='''Materials'''=
 
  
[[Image:Format_of_Form_table_small.jpg|250px]] [[Image:Format_of_Form_goal01.jpg|250px| ]]  [[Image:Format_of_Form_pavement01.jpg|250px]]
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</div>
  
  
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for more information on this project: [http://www.archdaily.com/15014/ad-futures-4-sparc/]
  
[[Image:Format_of_Form_bar01.jpg|250px]] [[Image:Format_of_Material_Form-01.png|190px]]
 
  
='''References'''=
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='''User behaviour'''=
  
In this project of MIT, two pixelated layers are placed on top of each other. Pistons within the structure of the blocks are able to move up and down. This controls the height of the blocks.
+
''Bouwpub analysis''
  
[[File:Archdaily_sparc.jpg | 400px]]
+
<youtube width="520" height="400" left >6ELFdDl0ilo</youtube>
  
This project follows the same theme of 'pixelation'. For the intervention of Atom07 in the park, there is a need to have both indoor and outdoor spaces. This led to the development of a new system, where the mechanism of the block units are placed inside of the box. See system page for more details.
+
[[Image:Observation_7.jpg|Observation01|250px]]  [[Image:Observation_8.jpg|Observation02|250px]]  [[Image:Observation_9.jpg|Observation03|250px]]
  
<div style="float:left; border:none;text-align:justify; width:390px; margin-right: 10px;" >
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[[Image:Observation_10.jpg|Observation04|250px]]  [[Image:Observation_11.jpg|Observation05|250px]]  [[Image:Observation_12.jpg|Observation06|250px]]
  
'''Advantages'''
 
  
- Highly pixa=elation which gives higher resolution of shape and form
+
''Intervention Analysis''
  
- One actuator per piston
+
In the Orange Lecture hall several seating arrangements were set up to see the response from people. The users were able to adapt to the experiment to suite their demands. The set ups varied from comfortable to obstructive seating layouts.
  
- Individual controlled
+
<youtube width="800" height="520" left >TJszqSiY_kY</youtube>
  
- No connections needed between units
+
conclusions:
  
 +
- Bigger effort made to have a comfortable seat
  
</div>
+
- Diverse arrangement of spaces, caters for larger user group
  
<div style="float:left; border:none;text-align:justify; width:390px; margin-right: 10px;" >
+
- People sit closer to their point of interest
  
'''Disadvantages'''
+
- Person will adapt to given situation
  
- Supported by a framework, needs both floor and ceiling space
+
- People only change elements when necessary
  
- Always visible / present
+
- Difficulties changing elements embarrass people
  
- Fixed movement possibillity's, in relation to the frame
 
  
 +
[[Image:Observation_.jpg|Test01|250px]]  [[Image:Observation_2.jpg|Test02|250px]]  [[Image:Observation_3.jpg|Test03|250px]]
  
</div>
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[[Image:Observation_3b.jpg|Test03|250px]]  [[Image:Observation_4.jpg|Test4a|250px]]  [[Image:Observation_5.jpg|Test04b|250px]]
  
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='''Materials'''=
  
for more information on this project: [http://www.archdaily.com/15014/ad-futures-4-sparc/]
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[[Image:Format_of_Form_table_small.jpg|250px]] [[Image:Format_of_Form_goal01.jpg|250px| ]]  [[Image:Format_of_Form_pavement01.jpg|250px]]
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[[Image:Format_of_Form_bar01.jpg|250px]] [[Image:Format_of_Material_Form-01.png|190px]]
  
  

Revision as of 21:56, 30 November 2011

On this part of the website you will find more information about the research conducted for this project. User behaviour, materials and references are some of the topics.


References

In this project of MIT, two pixelated layers are placed on top of each other. Pistons within the structure of the blocks are able to move up and down. This controls the height of the blocks.

Archdaily sparc.jpg

This project follows the same theme of 'pixelation'. For the intervention of Atom07 in the park, there is a need to have both indoor and outdoor spaces. This led to the development of a new system, where the mechanism of the block units are placed inside of the box. See system page for more details.

Advantages

- Highly pixa=elation which gives higher resolution of shape and form

- One actuator per piston

- Individual controlled

- No connections needed between units


Disadvantages

- Supported by a framework, needs both floor and ceiling space

- Always visible / present

- Fixed movement possibillity's, in relation to the frame



for more information on this project: [1]


User behaviour

Bouwpub analysis

Observation01 Observation02 Observation03

Observation04 Observation05 Observation06


Intervention Analysis

In the Orange Lecture hall several seating arrangements were set up to see the response from people. The users were able to adapt to the experiment to suite their demands. The set ups varied from comfortable to obstructive seating layouts.

conclusions:

- Bigger effort made to have a comfortable seat

- Diverse arrangement of spaces, caters for larger user group

- People sit closer to their point of interest

- Person will adapt to given situation

- People only change elements when necessary

- Difficulties changing elements embarrass people


Test01 Test02 Test03

Test03 Test4a Test04b

Materials

Format of Form table small.jpg Format of Form goal01.jpg Format of Form pavement01.jpg


Format of Form bar01.jpg Format of Material Form-01.png


Mechanics

For the mechanics Several principles have been tested. Also different motors have been looked at. At project_G:Different_systems there is a conclusion about this research.

Previous research

For more research refer to Atom page.


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