MIT Bubbles
“MIT Bubbles: An intro to designing and building inflatable structures”
MIT building N-51 Room 348
January 18 – 28: M, T, W, Th, 7pm – 9pm Classes and Workshops
February 1 : Public Exhibition in Lobby 13, from 10am til about 5:30pm
Taught inside of an inflatable bubble, this class will introduce you to the history, theory, techniques and science behind inflatable structures. Then you’ll make your own! There will be an opportunity to show your work off at the end of class in a public exhibition.
Materials fee: Roughly $40 (depends on the scope of your project)
Course Instructors: Mary Hale, M.Arch 2009 and Brandon Roy PhD MAS 2011
Limited Enrollment
Itinerant Home 
January 21, 2010 at 12:43 pm |
Hi Mary and Brandon,
I love this class. Missed last nite because the ET’s Stole my eyeglasses after I practiced playing tennis in the squash courts at Waltham Boston Sports Wed yesterday afternoon. I took their action as a sign from above to get contacts.(eyecorrectionlenses). While at Costco Waltham(do you know it?) I tried to buy one new tennis ball because Head brand very nice which I bought at the Eastham Thrift shop for $2. I love thrift shops.
Look at Skyacht. I think we can merge. Class project for Spring Semester. MIT Skyacht.
Do you have tine to meet with me this afternoon or for evening meal? sic on tine 4Q
Bo 617-470-3830
February 1, 2010 at 2:07 pm |
we wish we could take the course. Do you offer a home correspondence course?
February 1, 2010 at 2:19 pm |
The little studio is at your disposal!
February 3, 2010 at 4:42 am |
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