Park(ing) Day 2025 | Installation

The installation took place early in the morning and continued until noon. We started by building the base to fit the pre-assembled components. Once the base was secured, we connected the components while making final adjustments. It was exciting to see the project coming together!

(Photo taken by Mirko Garcia)

DME Lab Locker Room Production

A great deal of production can be accommodated in the architecture studio when students are not working on deadlines. Fortunately the [R]ed[U]x Lab team working on the DME Lab project were able to utilize the studio space to assemble and prepare their components. Keeping track of components, laying out joinery, and applying finishes require a great deal of work space. Sometimes it seems as though the team was having too much fun...

Aqueous Timelapse

Here's a quick video of the 2016 [R]ed[U]x Lab Night Market Cart, Aqueous, as it heads towards completion courtesy of Farah.

Heat Shrink Membrane and Framework

Here are the [R]ed[U]x Lab Night Market 2016 team members bracing the structure for cart in order to allow for the taping and wrapping of the heat shrink membrane.

[R]ed[U]x Lab Night Market Cart 2016 Underway

Fellow [R]ed[U]x Lab member Farah has been working her magic in documenting some of the Night Market as it begins assembly. Here is a sample of the team as they start heat shrinking the membrane over the re-purposed stools in the cart design.

Continuing on the Sterilization Wall

With the components pretty much cut, the team continues to put them all together to make the project work.  The coordination with the biomedical engineering students ensured that the hardware worked with the fabricated components. From 3D printed components and the laser-cut acrylic armatures to the CNC-routed framework, the collaboration has proven to be quite an educational experience for all.