The piece is a 3D representation of the 100 year history of the UofMN's School of Architecture that will be one of several exhibition pieces featured in our upcoming 100 year anniversary celebration in October.
The model was designed in Rhino/Grasshopper informed by data about the school's history. Primary designer was Adam Marcus who has been our Cass Gilbert visiting fellow for the past two years. RhinoNest and RhinoCam + machining and assembly by Master's of Architecture students Dan Raznick, Jordan Barlow and Sam Daley. 8080 some pencils (the different colors represent various degrees granted), ~17,000 holes, 36 sheets 1/2" baltic birch. 8' x 8' x 38'. 10-12 people can pretty much pick it up and move it.
UMN FabLab technicians consulted along the way, checked out the router occasionally while they were cutting and tried to make sure they didn't break anything.
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Here's some more information on the project.
UMN Centennial Chromagraph Assembly from Adam Marcus on Vimeo.
UMN Centennial Chromagraph Fabrication from Adam Marcus on Vimeo.
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