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Documentation - The Burrow

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For my documentation, I wanted to take similar theatrical characteristics from the Harry Potter movies, where music plays an important role in creating the wizarding sense in the movies. I also drew inspiration from the first edition of the  Harry Potter books as a way to document my fabrication processes done over the course.   Video Montage Documentation file Documentation compilation can be viewed in the link below: https://issuu.com/haideelim4/docs/fabrication_techniques_documentatio_7160cc98055ab9

The Fabrications

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The Fabrication -  THE BURROW/ WEASLEY HOUSE and The Flying Ford Anglia Scale: 1:45 Fabrication techniques Laser Cutter: 1.8mm, 1.1mm, 0.6mm boxboard Woodwork:  Main structural elements - Plywood 1.6mm (Base)  and Interior Structure (10mm steel rods and nuts) 3D printing: Flying Ford Anglia Car (Grey and White PLA filament) Electrical Wiring: Lighting (light globes, battery pack, wires) and Levitation Module The intention of making this model was to challenge the idea of contemporary fabrication techniques, an amalgamation of computer work and traditional model making skills to create an architectural model that seems to appear out from a storybook and narrates a story through its details and design. The burrow was chosen as the core of this project as it is a "magical" house with logical architectural elements to it, something that would be difficult to build in real life. With the aid of digital modelling programs such as rhino, helped to ensure tha...