TED ELEVATE

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For a Design Build Research course by Michael Green Architecture, Bryce was selected with a team of students also attending several universities including Emily Carr University of Art + Design, to make concepts, CAD files and operate a CNC machine for creating shelters at TED 2016. The shelters were located just adjacent to the Vancouver Convention Centre for the duration of the TED 2016 talks, where TEDsters and attendees could enjoy the fresh air under the canopy created by the students and Design Build Research team, who directed the project.
In three months students across different schools and disciplines worked together to design and construct the project. The structures will be re-assembled for a final installation at Skaha Park in British Columbia in 2017.

Bryce's involvement centred around Concept Design, drafting, Rhinoceros CAD work, workshop setup and safety, CNC machine monitoring, construction and de-construction of the ELEVATE structure.