#modularity

[kniiiife]

commission for [email protected] on mastodon - brain jewelry!

[plural-rambles]

i think it kinda sucks that nobody talks about modularity (ie: fragments called particles that usually only hold basic concepts or traits, that stack similar to lego bricks to form temporary members that usually don't last any more than a week) because its a really interesting concept but GOD does it fuck up your perception of your headmate count/headmates overall. Like I remember having entire collective casts having to be deleted and/or remade because they suddenly disappeared and now a whole new cast of headmates are here with similar themes and roles. Its gotten much better now and days with the return of the three 'personality state' headmates from dormancy and more research, and now we have a rule: if a headmate doesn't appear in the front area for more than a week and they are not spotted in the front area again after that week-long period they are deemed a temporary headmate. I feel like people need to talk about their experiences more idk.

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[headless-paradise]

[blech]

Diagrams from Lundberg Design's page about its San Francisco bus shelter for SFMTA/Muni, 2009-2013.

Image captions: "Shelter kit of parts"; "Kit of parts shelter adapts over 50 iterations of length, width and slope".

[chilopodacrudus]

Just a little cool down doodle of my Modular Demon Dilophosaurus (say that 5 times fast) Volvit hanging out doing his thing.

[keepingitneutral]

“Mycelium Modularity” by Dustin Wang,

“This drawing illustrates a forest that has been populated with housing pods made out of mycelium, conceptualizing the utilization of this material in modular architecture.

Mycelium, a natural fungi found in forests, can form rigid, water-resistant structures when molded and grown. Possessing a flexible form, this allows for the creation of these pods around trees and hills – existing in harmony with nature, rather than replacing it. The resulting effect are teardrop-like structures, differing in shape as each is hand-built.

In this scene, pollution is the origin of the hazy, grey sky. With plastic and waste reduction having become an everlasting consequence, mycelium is used in this small community of hopeful outliers, being a last ditch effort to slow down the deep-rooted repercussions of the changing climate.

In an inevitable future where the natural lives in the artificial, the increased awareness of the benefits of mycelium, will aid in revitalization.”

Courtesy: Architizer’s 4th Annual One Drawing Challenge

[freshdesignflow]

‘Yee’ storage by Metrica Design for SPO1.

composition + clear lines

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