Fish Island Prematorium

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i. fresh fish ii. dipped in liquid nitrogen iii. left for 15 minutes at -196C iv. extracted from vaccum v. frozen solid and brittle vi. force applied with hammer vii. flesh and bones shatter easily with force viii. flesh, blood, skin and bones remain in solid state after shattering

dead fish and liquid nitrogen testing how live tissue which are more brittle break apart once frozen.


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i. latex balloon ii. balloon full of exhaled air (78% nitrogen, 16% oxygen, 5% cardbon dioxide) iii. blown up balloon in vaccum of liquid nitrogen at -196C iv. air inside balloon freezes, latex shrinks v. pinching balloon with plyers, shaking against vaccum flask does not cause latex to shatter vi. balloon taken out of liquid nitrogen, liquid air turns to gas again once in contact with normal atmospheric temperature vii. latex expands

elastic materials and liquid nitrogen testing what materials shatter once frozen with liquid nitrogen; latex retains its shape because its not brittle enough .


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I. steel walking bridge ii. restaurant iii. liquid nitrogen passed through pipes iv. river v. layer of ice formed from exposure to cold pipes

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detail of spaces in prematorium 1:50

detail of bridge and restaurant at the entrance of the building, with liquid nitrogen passing through the structure of building’


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I. casket

chapel (floor) and drying chamber 1:50

ii. priest iii. mourners

this model demonstrates the system that will be used to divert excess heat and condensed liquid nitrogen through vents in the chapel floor. the clouds of smoke will allow privacy for the

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v. excess heat from drying chamber heats chapel floor vi. body mass after after drying process


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I. wall of water ii. smoke from chambers under chapel floor

wall inside underground chapel 1:50 the chapel is 3m below ground level. there will be a glass ‘wall of water’ behind the alter, giving mourners a calm view of the river.


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I. old ford river named because it was shallow enough to cross over so did not need to be contained ii. noise and pollution from slip road and motorway Ecross route a12 iii. liquid nitrogen condensing to gas and leaks into surroundings when unloaded

patina mapping on site 1:500 i have chosen the small strip of brown land between the a12, liquid nitrogen factory and old ford river as my site.


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