Go BackLocus Manifesto-exposition: CES presented aspects of the research for a project pattern language, taking into account the uniqueness of its users and need for cost-effective solutions, as implemented in the Peru Project
30/05/2014Eleven boards in Science Cabinet #1 of the exhibit were devoted to the Peru project. The first two include photos related to the Peruvian life, as depicted by CES members while investigating the appropriateness of various patterns. The next pages are indicative examples from the book “Houses Generated by Patterns”, illustrating three patterns: Thick Walls, Front Door Bench, and Composite Bamboo Foam beam.
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Locus Manifesto-exposition: CES presented aspects of the research for a project pattern language, taking into account the uniqueness of its users and need for cost-effective solutions, as implemented in the Peru Project
30/05/2014
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Locus Manifesto-exposition: CES presented aspects of the research for a project pattern language, taking into account the uniqueness of its users and need for cost-effective solutions, as implemented in the Peru Project
30/05/2014
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Locus Manifesto-exposition: CES presented aspects of the research for a project pattern language, taking into account the uniqueness of its users and need for cost-effective solutions, as implemented in the Peru Project
30/05/2014
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"Thick Walls" Pattern
01/01/1967
Early formulation of pattern on a 2-page format with: Title of Pattern, Photo, Statement of Problem, Solution, Diagram, Author/s, Date, revision Date and Notes; included in “A Pattern Language”, pattern #196 Thick Walls. Revised in Sep-1970 .
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"Composite Bamboo Foam Beam" Pattern - Original
01/08/1969
Early formulation of pattern on a 2-page format with: Title of Pattern, Photo, Statement of Problem, Solution, Diagram, Author/s, Date, revision Date and Notes. Revised in May-1970 .
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"Front Door Bench" Pattern - Original
01/08/1969
Early formulation of pattern on a 2-page format with: Title of Pattern, Photo, Statement of Problem, Solution, Diagram, Author/s, Date, revision Date and Notes; included in “A Pattern Language”, pattern #242 Front Door Bench. Revised May-1970.
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The Peru Project - Low Cost Housing for the United Nations: Interlocking concrete blocks for mortarless block wall & Composite bamboo/polyurethane foam beams - Photographs of drawings
01/01/1969
Photograph of construction details regarding primarily the composite bamboo/foam beam types, and the column cement blocks and capitals.
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The Peru Project - Low Cost Housing for the United Nations: Composite bamboo/polyurethane foam beam and planks - Photographs of mock-ups
01/01/1969
Photograph of real size mock-up of a composite bamboo/polyurethane foam plank, laid over a beam, with sand-sulphur topping on the planks to form the upper walking surface, accompanied by a detail section drawing. It was exhibited at the Locus Manifesto-exposition “Re-enchant ...