QUT Session Plan - 15 September

Facilitated by Mick Byrne & Sarah Winter

Part 1 - Check in

  • Check- in

Part 2 - Lets Get Designed So We Can Get Making

  • Josie and Monique to show the overall design feel/aesthetic that we came up with last week as an option
  • Big gill-like textured shape, responding to the mushroom gills and river movement as well as a glitch
  • Mixed with other mycelium shapes and textures, big oyster mushrooms and smaller mushroom textures
  • Perhaps the idea of under the bench transformed into a textured mycelium world

Part 3 - Design Process – Split into teams

  • Fabricating Beams Crew
  • Big Oyster Mushroom Makers (flow on from beams and use this technique to integrate into the base design)
  • Model making to scale – digital and physical

Part 4 - Design Process – Sharing

  • Share back to group and tweak design based on what we have learned
  • Start to break down our model into files for fabrication (and also sizes for fabrication to get through the doors)
  • Keep working on oyster mushroom fabrication

Part 5 - Homework & Next Week

  • Homework tasks given (work in groups on design process, model making and CAD drafting so we have design and files ready for fabrication
  • Confirm students to split into interest groups for projection, interactivity, lighting, sound with Michelle, writing with Daniel and facilitation as outlined
  • Next week: Fabrication! Fabrication! Fabrication!
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