This small scale model attempts to create cleaner intersections between threads of the minimal system by using latex instead of resin, previously explored. The latex forms a web like surface joining the threads smoothly. This model is made by cross referencing all points i.e. each pin is connected to all other pins by the thread. The latex is then applied and the model is then relaxed to allow the over length of thread to form find its minimal path.
Credits :
Student: Carolyn Butler
Diploma Studio 10 at Westminster University School of Architecture and the Built Environment
Tutors: Arthur Mamou-Mani & Toby Burgess
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