Hii, I am a second year architecture student from Mumbai. I have participated in a competition in which I need to design a tourist and research center on moon. Hence I need information on architecture in space and also I want to research about the suitable technologies and techniques to sustain life on moon or space for that matter.
Please help by sharing your info on the topic and also by suggesting appropriate websites and books.
Thank you
Non Sequitur
Apr 29, 19 10:42 am
Lifehack: most universities have these secret places with bound stacks of paper, often called books, which are searchable by topic. These places are in dedicated buildings with people who are paid to help you find shit. Have you even tried a library?
There is so much precedent design theory from the 60s-70s to pull from... can't imagine you've done much leg work on this and just said fuck it, let's just get some random people on the internet to do my homework instead.
workmorelivemore
Apr 29, 19 1:28 pm
Tweet Elon Musk
bmcdonald2
Apr 29, 19 2:10 pm
Off the top of my head I would start by looking at what BIG is proposing for Mars. There is a ton of research to back up their designs as well are going to be building a giant simulator in AEU.
Nasa as well has commissioned Search+ to explore 3d printed towers for settlements on mars.
If you want to discuss it shoot me a message!
Witty Banter
Apr 29, 19 3:17 pm
I believe SOM recently published a collaboration they had done with MIT on moon structures as well.
tduds
Apr 29, 19 2:16 pm
You're gonna need a beefy air barrier.
senjohnblutarsky
Apr 29, 19 3:06 pm
Just slap some illustrations from DUNE on your board. Should be sufficient.
thatsthat
Apr 29, 19 3:23 pm
best advice yet. Don't forget to wear your stillsuit while you present.
x-jla
Apr 29, 19 8:37 pm
Just remember...the best material for building a colony in space is bullshit.
SpeculativeCollonade
Apr 29, 19 11:49 pm
Check out the work being produced by students in M.S. Space Architecture: http://sicsa.egr.uh.edu/
And also some of the work produced recently by Foster for Mars Habitat and the SOM/MIT proposal for Moon habitation.
Hii, I am a second year architecture student from Mumbai. I have participated in a competition in which I need to design a tourist and research center on moon. Hence I need information on architecture in space and also I want to research about the suitable technologies and techniques to sustain life on moon or space for that matter.
Please help by sharing your info on the topic and also by suggesting appropriate websites and books.
Thank you
Lifehack: most universities have these secret places with bound stacks of paper, often called books, which are searchable by topic. These places are in dedicated buildings with people who are paid to help you find shit. Have you even tried a library?
There is so much precedent design theory from the 60s-70s to pull from... can't imagine you've done much leg work on this and just said fuck it, let's just get some random people on the internet to do my homework instead.
Tweet Elon Musk
Off the top of my head I would start by looking at what BIG is proposing for Mars. There is a ton of research to back up their designs as well are going to be building a giant simulator in AEU.
Nasa as well has commissioned Search+ to explore 3d printed towers for settlements on mars.
If you want to discuss it shoot me a message!
I believe SOM recently published a collaboration they had done with MIT on moon structures as well.
You're gonna need a beefy air barrier.
Just slap some illustrations from DUNE on your board. Should be sufficient.
best advice yet. Don't forget to wear your stillsuit while you present.
Just remember...the best material for building a colony in space is bullshit.
Check out the work being produced by students in M.S. Space Architecture: http://sicsa.egr.uh.edu/
And also some of the work produced recently by Foster for Mars Habitat and the SOM/MIT proposal for Moon habitation.