For this project we were required to make a window panel that somehow diffuses light. We decided to make a modular structure which we could piece together and easily take apart. Our initial idea had two different slits in them, one which was smaller than the other. This allowed a person to choose how much light was let in between each modular piece.
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Initial design |
On our first critique we realized we needed each piece to be smaller so we changed the length from 12 inches to 9 inches, meaning each of the four sides would take up 4.5 inches. This should work well with the window pane which is 5 1/2" deep. We we also given the suggestion to somehow create a system that allowed a person to easily remove parts of the window pane if they wanted to let more light in. We came up with the idea to divide them into sections so that a person could remove one section of the window rather than only one modular piece at a time. Suddenly, math has become crucial :(
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deciding on the individual shapes |
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figuring out the separate panels |
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window measurements |
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original shape with slits |
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Deciding the new height and length |
Material: Cardboard, which is slightly over an 1/8th inch thick. Our slits that the pieces are connected with were an 1/8" thick so it would hold the pieces together sturdier.
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