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Audience 1: The Passerby (the temporary section, the sticker, parallels the speed at which it took to make the image as well as the time taken to read the information present, a section through the area of the library where less time is spent)

Audience 2: The Red-liner (the basic line work here is meant for the somewhat quick study of the section, perfect for the quick red-line session, a section through the library where someone can spend quite sometime)

Audience 3: The Homebody (an excessively detailed section, with meaningless annotations, the time taken to compose the image parallels the time taken to read the drawing, as well as the context its meant to occupy)

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[acoustics2017spring]

This split-conference room contains an acoustically treated dividing wall that has details on the floor and ceiling joints to minimize sound travel between rooms.

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Objects:  foam, string, wood block base, metal rod fasteners, a spring, rotating swivel chair to create drawings

Actions:  attach foam block to metal rod fasteners, then attach strings to the back of the swivel chair and by moving around in the chair the metal rod fastener and indent rods move to create a new set of markings on the foam

Goals:  measuring physical activity in relation to the kind of work being done at my work station

The variation in the stamps seen here is mainly due to how I applied the ink to the foam block, something which I could not control with much precision.  Due to this fact I believe the more accurate (true) drawings are the marks made on the foam itself and not the stamped product.  The foam has a level of depth showing more clearly how time and activity can be translated into a drawing. 

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[acoustics2017spring]

a.  Noise is dampened in this exterior front yard due to snow fall

b.  Snow and vinyl siding

c.  30′ x 20′

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