Project by Ben Miller & Alex Kendall
For Part 3 of our thesis project, we started by looking at resilience theory and if the idea of truly resilient architecture was possible and how it could be implemented. There are some existing buildings that area resilient, but they are only resilient in a single aspect or to a singular potential scenario. The problem with this is the building is only successful if your exact proposed future occurs, if a different future occurs then the building will have to be altered or redesigned causing a waste of both time, money and materials.
In response to this we aimed to create a system that could be endlessly disassembled and reassembled using simple onsite manufacture and off the shelf sheet materials. The design allowing for disassembly means that any change can be done with minimal additional materials being added, while the only waste should be damaged element.
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