Joe Peerapong

The first picture is the finished work of the 3D printer. We each digged our work out one by one, cleaned, air-blown and finally dip them in the glue. Apparently my model is broken along the process because the section of the wires were too thin. T_T

Equilateral

1. The state of figure with all sides equal
2. Objects with all sides equal
3. Part of objects that is equal to one another

Quadrilateral
Is a four sides or four edges polygon with four vertices or corners. It is also known as quadrangle.

Polygon

A 2 dimensional plane enclosed with straight-line segments. Such segments are called sides or edges; the points where edges and lines attached are called vertices or corners. The inner part of the polygon is its body.

Cyclic Polygon

A polygon that has a circumscribed circle is a cyclic polygon. All common polygons, triangles and rectangles are cyclic.

Equation

In mathematics, an equation is a symbol or statement that two things are equivalent. It would always written with an equal sign. Eg; 1 + 2 = 3

This equation shows equality, a statement that more than one constants are equal. The sum can be true or false.

In chemistry, an equation is a symbol representing chemical reaction. Jean Beguin released the first chemical equation in 1615.

Inequation

In mathematics, an inequation is a symbol or statement that two things are not equivalent, or do not have the same value; 1 ≠ 2

The picture was taken on Sunday the 11th of November. It was a part of our excursion to Valencia. The city is very lively and warm. Valencia is one good example of how the old town blends into the new. Preservation of antique structures are well organized.

This is a finished model in Rhino ready to be printed.

This will be a base-3d model of my tree for Studio 1. We will continue on Phase 3 of designing an artificial tree this week.

Each of us have been given a book to read in a week time. This book has been written by our director Vincente Guallart, Willy Muller and 3 other authors.

“Advanced architecture is an architecture with a humanist bent, made by and for humankind, it is also posivist, with faith in its capacity to introduce positive energy into an environment qualified by the optimisation of those instruments, means and technologies developed by that same environment.” p.36

These are sections of the Prune tree we are researching & developing.