#cadlogic

[roboticinterfaces]

FIRST WORKSHOP,

In the first workshop we were focussing on the principals of an inflatable structure and throw making small models we understood them.

[roboticinterfaces]

The first mock-up.

From first workshop we were focused on moving inflatable structures that is acts and move driven by pneumatic muscles to enrich the possibilities of functions of these type of constructions.  And final structure was build bigger structure following the principles which was discovered earlier.

[roboticinterfaces]

Inflatable Kinetic Structure. Experimental installation at DIA Dessau | Cad Logic course Summer 2011 From first workshop the robotics group was focused on moving inflateable structures that is acts and move driven by pneumatic muscles to enrich the possibilities of functions of these type of constructions.  And final structure was build bigger structure following the principles which was discovered earlier. Tutors: Daniel Dendra (anOtherArchitect | DIA Dessau) Marcel Bilow (Imagine Envelope | TU Delft) Students: Alexandra Dominic Maksym Iurovnikov Iurii Kaigorodtsev Kirill Tsuman Matt Gaydon Mousa Sedehi Pooya Sanjari

Movie: Maksym Yurovnikov Music: DLid - Colour in your hands(Scandinavia edit)

[infographix]

Qu Kun (Matr-Nr: 4051903)  SS2010 Infographics

This topic is about water footprint for raising a beef, which reflects how much water is needed to produce a product.  As it can be seen, there are lots of water needed for beef compare to other foods, except the rice patties, therefore, beef was used to determine the water footprint for raising a beef.  In order to produce 1kg of beef, 15 500 liters of water is needed. Image of beef represents 100kg of beef, which means 1 550 000 liters of water is needed.The map with arrow shows the where and how much beef is produced and also mentions the export and import of those beef around the world.  When those beef exports to different countries, this also means that the water is also moving to different countries as well due to water needed to raise to produce those beef.The imports and exports between countries in the trade represents the performance of water of individual countries and also shows the flow of water footprint.

[ohory-blog]

  This topic is about water footprint for raising a beef, which reflects how much water is needed to produce a product.  As it can be seen, there are lots of water needed for beef compare to other foods, except the rice patties, therefore, beef was used to determine the water footprint for raising a beef.  In order to produce 1kg of beef, 15 500 liters of water is needed. Image of beef represents 100kg of beef, which means 1 550 000 liters of water is needed.The map with arrow shows the where and how much beef is produced and also mentions the export and import of those beef around the world.  When those beef exports to different countries, this also means that the water is also moving to different countries as well due to water needed to raise to produce those beef.The imports and exports between countries in the trade represents the performance of water of individual countries and also shows the flow of water footprint.

[catalinaeugeny-blog-blog]

The film shows an example of how people could make them selfs heard through a different way of graffiti ...a modern graffiti which uses light and not paint. 

[catalinaeugeny-blog-blog]

This is what people have to say

This message came after the riots from 2005 that did not only took all Paris but all France by surprise.