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architectural machines

Feb13
2006 Leave a Comment Written by egordon

This is a good example of technological mobility.

Kim was among the 65 students studying architecture who were asked to
make machines, attach them to their bodies, and figure out a way to
make the machines draw, splat or dribble onto another surface.

Link: DesMoinesRegister.com.

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