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==Sustainable Aesthetics==
==How to build a house==
. . . for me it means to create something new from already existing things. This can be something useful in the household, clothes, decorative objects or something that helps with research.
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In my opinion, it also depends on how you deal with the resources you use for your project, i. e. being able to estimate the amount and not use everything in excess. Perhaps you could also say that you can make a lot out of a little.
With Sustainable Aesthetics, I also think of variability, that is to try out a lot and venture into projects that you have always been interested in or have never done before. In my case, this would be woodworking or modelling with damp clay.


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[[Materials I bought]]


==Experiment==
The idea of the project is to build a small wooden house out of different wooden slats. This project is mainly about working with a material that you have never worked with before. A small tutorial is to be created so that the process of the work can be followed.


[[Microbial fuel cell]]
The concept for this came out of a personal wish. It is meant to be a tribute to a close person. The whole thing should be recognisable in the form of lettering on the house.


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In order to make it sustainable the bars should be cheap but also have quality. Also the pieces are combined with wood glue and not with expensive screws.


*episode 1: https://cloud.uni-weimar.de/s/SsxWoWpsSYT5YKG
*episode 2: https://cloud.uni-weimar.de/s/ZmSbT7zMpj6ecMC
*episode 3: https://cloud.uni-weimar.de/s/RyqPqmm4aEeeqxc
*episode 4: https://cloud.uni-weimar.de/s/7tbA7fZGXt9fTtb
*episode 5: https://cloud.uni-weimar.de/s/nsa6Czkw7iYZNrw


==Work==


Process of the house:


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==Presentation slides==


[[Materials I bought]]
[[:File:How to build a house.pdf]]


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==How to build a house episode 1==
==Experiment==  
 
https://cloud.uni-weimar.de/s/SsxWoWpsSYT5YKG
 
 
 
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[[Microbial fuel cell]]


==Ideas==
==Ideas==


[[Pictures]]
[[Pictures]]
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My idea is to make a small decorative house, which is made of wood. In terms of sustainability, I try to make sure that the wood I want to use is not very expensive.
An additional consideration is to equip the house with LED lights or a speaker.
For the lights, the idea is to light the small house from the inside. For the LED I would take an old string of lights or purchase an LED light with cables on the internet.
The idea with the speaker would be that I would install it so that it is not visible. The final product should then be able to play music or Christmas sounds.
In the end, my product should be built so that it lasts a few years because that is another point of sustainability for me.
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==References==
==References==


[[Pictures of References]]
[[Pictures of References]]

Latest revision as of 10:11, 1 February 2023

How to build a house

20221125 112707.jpg

Materials I bought

The idea of the project is to build a small wooden house out of different wooden slats. This project is mainly about working with a material that you have never worked with before. A small tutorial is to be created so that the process of the work can be followed.

The concept for this came out of a personal wish. It is meant to be a tribute to a close person. The whole thing should be recognisable in the form of lettering on the house.

In order to make it sustainable the bars should be cheap but also have quality. Also the pieces are combined with wood glue and not with expensive screws.


Process of the house:

Presentation slides

File:How to build a house.pdf


Experiment

Microbial fuel cell

Ideas

Pictures

References

Pictures of References