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Dan Parker's modular apartment house. The blue apartment is being removed to demonstrate the system.
Taken on Sunday, March 29, 2009 at BrickFest in Portland, OR by Bill Ward. See also BrickFest Photo Roundup on my blog.
A recent experiment with modular drawing. All sections drawn in 58 minutes. Starting with one drawing across a trifold, I used folds in subsequent drawings as seeds for other ones. Some patterns only appear when two sheets are folded and aligned.
There are some inaccuracies because I would occasionally draw across a fold by accident.
Contest entry for a modular house theme. Each photo in this series is either a modular portion of the house or a showcase of how each modular piece fits together with another or with the overall house. Please browse to see the other pieces and overall modular house.
Also check out my latest favorite build, the Taj Mageddon! (click to see and then navigate left/right to see the alternate angles).
Folded and assembled from 6 square Korean Duo-coloured papers [15cm x15cm]. No cuts and no glue. This was created in 1988 and published in my self-publication, "Modular Origami". The model was later published in "Origami La Era Nueva" by Kunihiko Kasahara in 1989 [ISBN 4-387-89167-X] and also appeared in "Owrigami", Booklet #58, published by BOS in 2001.
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A recent experiment with modular drawing. All sections drawn in 58 minutes. Starting with one drawing across a trifold, I used folds in subsequent drawings as seeds for other ones. Some patterns only appear when two sheets are folded and aligned.
There are some inaccuracies because I would occasionally draw across a fold by accident.
This modular model was made with three 2 inch square of duo colored kami paper. The diagrams are in "Ornagami" by Gay Merrill Gross
I knit this blanket over 2 winters using 13 colors of Knit Picks Wool of the Andes. I had to make a logic puzzle so that I wouldn't repeat any color combinations or put like next to like. There are 336 squares and about 25 triangles. If I had to do it over, (which I won't !), I would use only 3 colors.
Felt, thread and sterling silver. April 2011.
I have been laser cutting felt as part of my experimentation with textiles and textile techniques. I stitched together this form as part of a series of jewellery based on the theme: Organic Modular Structures. This felt object can be manipulated into different forms by pushing a side in to form concave surfaces anywhere on the form.
A recent experiment with modular drawing. All sections drawn in 58 minutes. Starting with one drawing across a trifold, I used folds in subsequent drawings as seeds for other ones. Some patterns only appear when two sheets are folded and aligned.
There are some inaccuracies because I would occasionally draw across a fold by accident.
Contest entry for a modular house theme. Each photo in this series is either a modular portion of the house or a showcase of how each modular piece fits together with another or with the overall house. Please browse to see the other pieces and overall modular house.
Also check out my latest favorite build, the Taj Mageddon! (click to see and then navigate left/right to see the alternate angles).
The effect of folding clockwise and anticlockwise during the last stage. The edge flap has also been reversed in the anticlockwise version.
It's been ages since I designed a modular cube, but I discovered this one as the result of designing the modular mandala I posted earlier today. #modularorigami #origami #cube
my Maths arrived yesterday, filling in the last big hole of my modular synth system. So I took pictures.
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After we built the modular garden beds, we had to fill them. Four
tonnes of planter box mix, plus some handy shredded cardboard.
A US-based company named Wikispeed has adopted a modular approach with the design of the SGT01, a car designed as a modular platform which will empower suppliers to innovate freely. Each part of the car is a component that fits into a standard interface. For example, when the engine wears out, it can be removed and replaced in one piece, like a tire. Although they are still seeking funding to go into full production, they have designed a 4-seater commuter car that gets up to 114 miles per gallon and can sell for $20,000 using this approach. Although it's not in production yet, you can still order one today on the internet.
Corrected from an earlier sketch.
First prototype structure, in progress. Structure is modular on 16x16 foot centers. It is designed for easy addition of new sections.