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The University of British Columbia, School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture
in class
at home
in class
at home
in class
at home
in class
at home
in class
at home
This category study analyses the different type of outdoor lighting, from appearance design, light resources and mount method. At night, the most useful light resources are the mounted light on the brick. The new pattern is designed by the function and essential element of the lighting structure. The new light provides light on the ground and post cap, which helps to install the lamp bulb.
In Class Exercise: Examining how cats smell
Link to video:
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/my-drive?ths=true
Notice what piece of clothing she darts too upon first whiff.. and how much time she spends smelling it.. animals seem to tolerate what humans don’t (wet soccer socks)
Legend (along path starting from bottom middle left)
*smell was so strong I could taste some of it too
Analysis:
Proposed Design includes elements from :
Analysis of barnacle clustering on rocky shoreline. Barnacles collect in large groups in locations along the shoreline that are usually submerged by the tide, or within a tidepool. The tidepools are carved away by the waves over many years, creating pockets of seawater that hold sealife during low-tide.
In-Class Exercise: Mapping the sky