The key object of the Stompin mobile office project was to explore digital design and manufacture. Students collectively measured functional requirements and documented psychological and aesthetic needs to expand and comprehend a basic request of a mobile office from the client. The student group was divided into teams with different responsibilities all including design and making aspects of this small but ambitious project. Countless iterations of scaled models using CNC tested design options, provided skill acquisition in CNC, as well as accuracy and efficiency in model making. The client approved the final design and budget by student presentation of a 1:10 model and spreadsheet detailing all expenditure including transportation and on site assembly. The result was a cardboard and ply 2.4m "cube", complete with shelving, desks, windows and a door. The space frame roof was a development of a design explored in a previous building technology subject. Materials: - cardboard, ply, mdf, hardwood, cloth, swivel and braked wheels and paint Special Requirements: - Knock down flat pack to fit in the back of a "ute" - All components were to fit through a standard door

Item Type:	Acquisition
Keywords:	flat pack, building
Research Division:	Built Environment and Design
Research Group:	Architecture
Research Field:	Architectural Design
Objective Division:	Education and Training
Objective Group:	Other Education and Training
Objective Field:	Education and Training not elsewhere classified
UTAS Author:	Clayton, IB (Mr Ian Clayton)
UTAS Author:	Green, RB (Mr Robin Green)
ID Code:	56912
Year Published:	2003
Deposited By:	Architecture
Deposited On:	2009-06-05
Last Modified:	2010-04-20
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