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Concept 'Roaring Ring' Project Plan
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:DIALOGUE |
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Meeting #4 |
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Concerns |
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1. Feeling roped off by the horizontal tension bands.
answer: The tension band will be 6" away from the fabric
surface on the lower fabric surface. The tension band can be a 1"
strip of braided white nylon to minimize impact. Compared to the scale
of the fabric system (8' wide by 11' tall, a 1" strip 6" in front of the
fabric surface is minimal.
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2. The projection 'sweet spot'
hits a surface that is turning away from the viewers perspective (i.e.
downward). answer: The latest revision answers
this concern by lowering the horizontal axis and support tube and thereby
reversing the curvature to create a surface that is facing the viewers
perspective.
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3. The support structure
of the fabric will create a obstruction for the projection.
answer: The Tensile Arch system used in this design is
the least obtrusive (by requiring the least structure than any other
construction method aside from inflated surfaces.
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4. The surfaces are too large
or uninviting. answer: The latest revision has
scaled and proportioned surfaces to accomplish our design goal while
creating an inviting and technological architecture.
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5. Will people run into
the system? answer: There is a 6' alley between
each kiosk and each kiosk as printed art panels to serve as boundaries to
guide people around the exhibit. |
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