DDF MODULE 1

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DIGITAL DESIGN + FABRICATION SM1, 2017 M1 JOURNAL - UMBRELLA Jiayi Chen

(790359) Lyle Talbot + Group Number

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Measured Drawings

Plan (without fabric)

Plan 800

Subject: the normal type of pocket (folding) umbrella for raining weather Manufacturer: Daiso Industries Co, LTD,. (made in China) Designer: the manufacturer Material: cloth polythene (fabric), iron (shaft and rib), plastic (umbrella runner, handle and cap) Manufacturing Processes: the process begins with accurately cutting fabric for the umbrella panels, using chalk and a circlar saw, into tessellated triangles. Frames are then constructed. A push button may be added to the sliding mechanism and the central pole pushed through, with the two sections neatly nailed together to complete the frame Dimensions: 1000mm wide, 600 mm tall

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Bottom View


Top

Fabric Tips

Shaft

Ribs Elevation

600

Runner

Handle

Section

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Analysis

When pushing the runner towards the top, the structure of te umbrella stretches horizontally, in the same way as the triangle sketch frame shown on the left. The fabric cloth is neated to the structure in particular point so that the fabric stretches along with the frame.

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There are various stainless components form a bone unit of the umbrella frame. They are connected with pin-like joints.

These two highlited parts of the frame are to provide tension force to the iron frame and make sure the structure sttretches up to a particular arh. Without these two “wires�, the frame, especialy the end fo the frame can be very loose and won’t be able to tense teh cloth fully.

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Digital Model

Isometric from Top Plan

Elevation

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Bottom View

Transparent Elevation Isometric from Bottom


Detail on Bones

Detail on Bones

Frame Structure

Bones Connectors

Supportive Trangle for Connectores

Top View and Section of the Handle

A bone of the frame consist of 5 different stainless steels. The fabric of the umbralla is connected to the bone at the top, middle and end points.

Frame (Bottom view)

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Sketch Model

Paper Folding Technique 1

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Paper Folding Technique 2

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Paper Folding Technique 3

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Sketch Design #1 Get away from the Surroundings Variously

Original

Stop Glaring Stop Winds and Keep Warm

Stop noise Cloak

Squashed Front View

Side View

Squashed We may get disturbed easily in everyday life. Our personal space may get invaded by glaring, noise, disgusting smell and crowds. This wearable design is stretchable with wire frame acting as the ‘bone’. The skin of this idea uses ‘Folding Technique 1’, which can be stretched and twisted a bit. According to different demands, this ‘cloth’ can be adjusted to different length in different directions. Stretched Stretched by Wires

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Sketch Design #2 Embracing, Wings, Squared Skin

Closed (supported with wires) Side Elevation Stretched (Back View) Squashed (Back View) The concept of this idea is to embrace the other to personal space. The skin of this idea is of the second paper folding technique, while the bones are also design in wires to support the skin when it is squashing and stretching. When the system is fully squashed, the ‘cloth’ is an array with squares. When it is stretched, all the squares will get apart and the surface of the skin will get larger.

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Open (supported with wires)

Closed

Open


Sketch Design #3 Rejecting, Defending

Squashed (Elevation)

Stretching on Arms

The concept of this idea is to reject the people or the surroundings that are trying to invade the personal space. The skin of this idea is using the third folding technique. When stretching the skin, small angles appear. The angles are not too sharp so that the skin will not be too aggressive but it is still rejecting others in a certain extent.

Squashed (Plan) Different Stretching Directions Stretched and supported by wires

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Appendix

<http://cargocollective.com/cityn/Rigid-Origami>

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