Monthly Archives: May 2012

This project started with my interest in patterned light. I first sought to build a lighting fixture of some kind that used artificial light and created patterns on the ceiling, walls, or floor of a room. This was inspired by … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Here is a gallery including images of the final installation. The panels are made from chipboard, yupo polypropylene, and black drafting tape to hide the seams. The black tape hides the connection points but also allows the connections to blend … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Annotated Bibliography 1.) March, Lionel. The Geometry of Environment. MIT, 1974. Print.                 Initially I wanted to use this source as a reference to develop the patterns I would use on my screens.  Although my project headed down another road, this is … Continue reading → Continue reading →

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I am proposing a series of window screens that would fit between the mullions of either a set of windows at the end of one of the studio bays or one of the sets of windows in the kitchen area. … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Attached is an annotated bibliography of sources that I have consulted or reviewed in this course.
Annotated Bibliography
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After deciding that the lamp within a lamp idea was not going to work as I imagined, I moved on to combining my lamp with other objects and eventually came to a decision. I am going to look back in … Continue reading → Continue reading →

After experimenting with the first draft, I found the cardstock to let too much light through. The effect of a lamp within a lamp was completely lost. I decided to experiment with another lamp that would be made out of … Continue reading → Continue reading →

This draft was an exploration of laser cutting a modular paper lamp. The modules are based on an existing pattern called the IQlight by Holger Strøm. I modified them by adding perforations. The original idea for this lamp was it to … Continue reading → Continue reading →