Designing Spaces (2)

by by Erol, Masato & Niharica






Building our House

Step By Step Instructions:

To build our house, you need to folow our instructions. First connect four rectangles together so there are two at the top and two at the bottom. Then put on the end of the rectangles you put a rectangle on the sides of the house.

In the front and the back you put two rectangles so you have walls around your house. Then put the house on stilts.

To make the roof, do the same thing as you did for the base except add another two rectangles on to it. Then to patch up the left over spaces in the roof; patch it up with two trapezoids. Finally, add the door with a square and you're done.

Design Specifications

Appearance

Our house kind of looks like a kind of small barn on stilts. Our house looks like a modern house except for the roof which is not exactly tilted but there are two parts of the roof tilted. The shape of it's base is like a giant rectangle and it's roof is kind of like the roof of a barn. The entrance is big to just let enough light in without making it too hot in the house.


Our house looks like a rectangular barn on stilts. It is designed for areas that have jungles and hot and wet climates such as Indonesia.

Design Specifications

Climate

Our house is designed for areas that have jungles and hot and wet climates and also places where floods can occur. The features that make our house suited for this climate are the slanted roof and stilts. Our house could be located in Indonesia.

Design Layout

Our house has 23 shapes. We used one square, two trapezoids, 20 rectangles and 4 toothpicks. Our house has 20 verticies and 12 edges. Our house has 20 parallel faces.


Sources

For pictures in our report we used brocurues and we studied a book called Houses.


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