In our last activity on Opening and closing
of an oral presentation, my group drew inspiration from an article about an
architecture student who made an ambitious final master project and converted a
school bus in a "mobile home".
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Came time to choose a final draft of the
master of architecture and Hank Butitta still did not know what to do, until
suddenly came up with an original idea.
This architecture student was tired of
drawing buildings that were never produced. So, encouraged by his teacher Adam
Marcus, chose to make a real project and having to solve the problems that was
found during the project and who otherwise would never have been able to
explore.
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| http://www.justinevidon.com |
Hank began his ambitious project, bought a bus (typical yellow-american-bus) and hands were set to work to convert it. The vehicle is like a mini home, it has all the amenities: bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and living room, plus room for storage spaces. All very functionally designed to achieve the comfort of a normal house.
To complete his project, Hank, his photographer friend Justin Evidon and Vince, Hank's younger brother embarked on a journey across the United States, testing their design. All the experiences are collecting on their website "Hank Bought a Bus".
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| http://www.justinevidon.com |
It was definitely a great idea that we included in our activity of opening and closing a presentation an idea like this. I leave you at the end of this comment the link to the Prezi we did about the factory we made up from this idea. I love the design of your blog and the multimedia you add but also the content, very straightforward and meaningful.
ResponderEliminarhttp://prezi.com/s1d5jxxzarrt/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy
Regards!