Thursday, November 3, 2011

Desing Charrette

1.) In this project we worked as a group with everyone having different tasks to do to complete building homes and a town center for a stake holder that wanted his 100 acre land to be renovated. We were to build 150 homes and a town center for the stake holder. We worked together to get it done and then finally presented it.

                       
                       OUR NOTES (TAKEN BY SEBASTIAN) 
    Nathan M was the cost estimator.
Ben was the Environmental Engineer
Michael was the Health and Safety
Matt was the Health and Safety 
Nathan K was the structural engineer
Sebastian Swanson was the interior designer

The environmentalist says 3 trees per house.
“I’m the structural engineer, nothing I say helps much”
-Nathan Kuhlman
For every road, there shall be a sidewalk
-Nathan K
There should be a couple acres of park total.
We will have a playground, and a soccer field.
“we need an important thing in the center”
-bower
“PINEAPPLE”
-Nathan M
Hospital i the center of town, a mall, doctors, auto shop, grocery, gas station, mc Donalds, Old country buffet, Leann Chins
150 houses needed
(50*.25)=x
x+x+x+x= 50 acres
“ERRything better fit regulation”
-Bower
“That’ll setya back about a million”
-Nathan
“I finna build some parks”
-Nathan M
We should make sure all the buildings have an efficient set up
-me
Ben talks about his awesome idea for a three way road.
“So we’re gonna make a 2 acre school”
-Nathan
“That’s one small school”
-Bower
“What, Why”
-Nathan


                                                 Reflection:
1.) What i learned was how engineers go about building things by working together and sit down and do a desing charrette before they jump at getting materials and building.
2.) what i liked was getting to imagine we were building a town on 100 acres and we could put anything on it we wanted.
3.) what i disliked was nothing this was actually a fun project.
4.) what i would do differently is find a better way of taking group notes because the note taker never always kept up with our speeches and comments because we either talked to fast and couldn't keep up or got of topic.

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