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Amanda folds her arms.
Picture day at ZURB! It's starting to become a habit at ZURB to stand in front of the camera. This series of images was taken for our talent section in the website.
ZURB is a close-knit team of interaction designers and strategists that help companies design better (www.zurb.com).
Spezialradmesse Germersheim 2013. Interessant wie immer. Wegen Regen und Kälte deutlich weniger Interessierten. Na ja, auch mal was neues. Der Flammkuchen & Badischer Wein schmeckten um so besser.
Special Bike Show Germersheim 2013. As always interesting, though the weather was never so bad before.
These Folding Cameras are responsible for my passion for foldings:
Voigtlander Inos, Voigtlander Bessa, Zeiss Super Ikonta 531-a and Zeiss Ijonta 521-16
Custom manufactured aluminum and glass folding glass wall by Solar Innovations, Inc. in Russia. Frame finish is Clear Anodized.
Sometimes I do get around to folding some laundry, most of the time... I do not. These are on my favorite chair, and if you notice on the left, it was also my daughter's cat's favorite chair too.
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Documentation of Fold Here, by Maria T.D. Inocencio. I collaborated with Maria to document her performance installation piece throughout the month of March, 2013, at Nine Gallery in Portland, Oregon. On March 16, a dance performance directed by Linda K Johnson took place.
Designed for ID 512 class this semester. Conceptually, I used a previous project that was based on origami to inspire the chair design. Each of the 4 (orange) panels are molded wood veneer and produced from the same form. The steel frame connects to the wood with a 1/4" rubber spacer that allows each panel to flex independently of each other.
Staxxon's second prototype: 20' x 8.5' CIMC dry container retrofitted to fold vertically to a variable width, allowing up to 5 containers to be nested (stacked and locked together), then moved and stored in the space of 1 container.
US Patent #: 7,703,632 B2
Issued: 27 April 2010
For more information:
tstitt@staxxon.com
+1.650.523.4944
Kn95 folding mask is a compact mask which can be easy to wear. These are light in weight and best for non-medical usage. Buy from Xingguang-Protective.
With one the few remaining Rossendale Chimney stacks in the background, Class 47 D1501/ 47402 heads towards Townsend Fold with the 1105 from Rawtenstall on 11th April 2015.
As pretty as this land is, I did not appreciate it that much. I was driving a very rough road, and trying to find my campsite. I followed the directions to the T, but never found it. I did not have a GPS, or satellite phone. My cheap cell phone of course did not have any reception. After having had one flat earlier the rugged road did not make me feel any better. I did cry, but thankfully I had two full tanks of petrol. So I just kept driving. And yes, I did find a wonderful rest camp at the end of the very long day.
I held a series of three sessions at KPF NY demonstrating severals ways to transform a flat single sheet of paper into a complex form. I demonstrated folds that used both standard origami techniques (square paper, no cutting) and more modern approaches (laser-cut and -scored curves). The square forms date back to the Bauhaus movement and I was inspired by the work I did for Erik and Marty Demaine when choosing the shapes of the curved forms. Special thanks also to Alex Soijka who helped with the video.
The Mesh Files
A folding-experiment-series of user generated and computer aided mesh structures with semi flexible material. An originally flat and planar surface is bent as a result of force based deformation.
Resulting folds in the presented artifacts are formed in response to temporarily applied compressive stresses to different sections of the surface. Due to the non-fluid characteristics of the surface, it is not able to deform like an ideal fluid but instead bucks and forms folds.
A two dimensional mesh grid is generated by a custom made software. the amount of cells per gird is based on the amount of cells when folding paper xy-times into half - that is 2 to the power of x for all columns and 2 to the power of y for all rows. Each rectangular cell is divided into 2 triangles by adding a diagonal edge. The mesh now consists of n-amount of edges and m-amount of vertices.
The software allows the user to displace individual vertices of the mesh based on a given set of rules. The vertices located at the boundaries of the mesh can only be moved along its corresponding axis. This restriction allows the mesh to maintain it's original rectangular shape.
Foam board 3mm white is used as source material. Foam board consists of three layers. Enclose the core foam layer is enclosed by 2 layers of paper. The computer generated mesh is projected onto each foam board. During the process of making, the foam core and one paper layer is cut with a pen-knife for every edge of the applied mesh.
Architects: x Architekten
Location: Ebelsberg, Austria
Client: Mrs. and Mr. Seebacher
Construction: Mixed Structure
Constructed Area: 215 sqm
Project Year: 2004-2007
Photographs: Max Nirnberger
My first attempt at the Folding Trees Maze Book tutorial. It's a little wonky but should be easy next time.
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