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The document discusses Stage 3 of an Architectural Design Studio course. It instructs students to express their concept statement through a full-scale structure built from a single material. This structure must engage users and convey the concept. Students are presented with examples of structures built from various materials like cardboard, newspaper, plastic bottles and more to demonstrate that any material can form a constructible structure when using the appropriate techniques.

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School of Sciences & Engineering
Department of Construction & Architectural Engineering
Spring 2010
AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4
Stage 3 - Envision
~albert einstein

SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering
AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010
Stage 3 - Envision
The next step of exploration by the team is to
attempt to express the emergent understanding
and the concept statement through a full scale
built structure. The structure is to have the
function of engaging the user in a manner that
relays to them the concept statement. It is to be
built of a single material utilizing the inherent
structural capabilities and characteristics of this
material.

SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering
AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010
Single Material Structure
http://design-pedia.blogspot.com/2009/04/brilliant-recycled-buildings-its_04.html
Metal

SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering
AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010
http://design3.org/sp05/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/326_26491.jpg
Single Material Structure
Cardboard

Stage 3 - Envision
SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering
AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010
It is apparently clear that any material can form a
constructible structure
But, the question is what technique to use ?

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1. School of Sciences & Engineering Department of Construction & Architectural Engineering Spring 2010 AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Stage 3 - Envision ~albert einstein

2. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Stage 3 - Envision The next step of exploration by the team is to attempt to express the emergent understanding and the concept statement through a full scale built structure. The structure is to have the function of engaging the user in a manner that relays to them the concept statement. It is to be built of a single material utilizing the inherent structural capabilities and characteristics of this material.

3. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure http://design-pedia.blogspot.com/2009/04/brilliant-recycled-buildings-its_04.html Metal

4. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure http://www.recyclart.org/2009/02/cutlery-chair/ Cutlery

5. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure http://design3.org/rdci/?p=52 Cardboard

6. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Cardboard http://design3.org/rdci/?p=52

7. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Cardboard http://design3.org/sp05/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/dvc00185.jpg

8. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Cardboard http://design3.org/rdci/?p=52 http://design3.org/sp05/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/297_9781.jpg

9. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Cardboard http://design3.org/sp05/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/dvc00202.jpg

10. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Cardboard http://design3.org/sp05/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/297_9768.jpg

11. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 http://design3.org/sp05/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/326_26491.jpg Single Material Structure Cardboard

12. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Design 3 – fall 2010 Cardboard

13. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure http://keetsa.com/blog/eco-friendly/build-your-own-recycled-walls/ Cardboard

14. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Newspaper http://www.recyclart.org/2009/11/diy-more-newspaper-baskets/

15. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Newspaper http://www.recyclart.org/2009/02/newspaper-house/

16. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Newspaper http://www.recyclart.org/2009/03/newspapers-bench-and-stool/

17. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure http://www.recyclart.org/2009/02/book-table/ Paper

18. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Paper http://www.recyclart.org/2009/03/old-directories-chair/

19. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure http://www.recyclart.org/2009/12/eggcubism/ Egg Cubes

20. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Paper http://www.bdonline.co.uk/story.asp?storycode=3141499

21. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Plastic Bottles http://design-pedia.blogspot.com/2009/04/brilliant-recycled-buildings-its_04.html

22. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 http://webecoist.com/2009/10/14/message-in-a-bottle-a-village-made-of-recycled-bottles/ Single Material Structure Plastic Bottles

23. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Plastic Bottles http://www.recyclart.org/2009/02/water-bottle-wall/

24. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure http://www.recyclart.org/2009/07/furniture-made-with-caps/ Bottles Caps

25. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure http://www.recyclart.org/2010/01/cork-it/ Cork http://www.recyclart.org/2009/02/cork-chairs/

26. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure http://www.recyclart.org/2009/12/1000-beer-bottles-christmas-tree/ Glass Bottles

27. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure http://www.recyclart.org/2009/08/felt-armchair/ Fabrics http://www.recyclart.org/2009/02/rag-chair-by-remy-tejo/

28. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure http://www.recyclart.org/2009/09/reused-carpet-sofa/ Fabrics

29. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure http://www.recyclart.org/2009/09/lego-house/ Lego

30. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Plastic Tube http://www.recyclart.org/2009/03/plastic-tube-chair/

31. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure http://www.recyclart.org/2010/02/upcycled-water-hoses/ Water Hoses

32. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure http://www.recyclart.org/2009/09/clutch-chair-made-of-drinking-straws/ Drinking Straws

33. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure http://www.recyclart.org/2009/03/tire-sofa/ Tire

34. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Tennis Ball http://www.recyclart.org/2009/05/tennis-ball-chair/

35. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Tennis Ball http://www.recyclart.org/2009/02/tennis-ball-bench/

36. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Crackers Magaz Magazine, “Design Brains” , Page 97

37. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Liqourice Magaz Magazine, “Design Brains” , Page 98

38. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Bread Magaz Magazine, “Design Brains” , Page 99

39. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Rice Magaz Magazine, “Design Brains” , Page 96

40. SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 Single Material Structure Karoube Magaz Magazine, “Design Brains” , Page 97

41. Stage 3 - Envision SchoolofSciences&EngineeringDepartmentofConstruction&ArchitecturalEngineering AENG 454: Architectural Design Studio 4 Spring 2010 It is apparently clear that any material can form a constructible structure But, the question is what technique to use ?

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