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    SUNDAY Bazaar - AR-016

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    The document describes a proposed origami-inspired shading device for vendors at a weekly Sunday Bazaar. The shading device would fold up similar to tessellating origami patterns, allowing it to be easily set up and taken down. It would be made of canvas for the shade material and bamboo for support, using aluminum for joinery. This design aims to provide better protection from external factors than existing bamboo and cloth shades while being cost-efficient and easy to use.

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    The document describes a proposed origami-inspired shading device for vendors at a weekly Sunday Bazaar. The shading device would fold up similar to tessellating origami patterns, allowing it to be easily set up and taken down. It would be made of canvas for the shade material and bamboo for support, using aluminum for joinery. This design aims to provide better protection from external factors than existing bamboo and cloth shades while being cost-efficient and easy to use.

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    The document describes a proposed origami-inspired shading device for vendors at a weekly Sunday Bazaar. The shading device would fold up similar to tessellating origami patterns, allowing it to be easily set up and taken down. It would be made of canvas for the shade material and bamboo for support, using aluminum for joinery. This design aims to provide better protection from external factors than existing bamboo and cloth shades while being cost-efficient and easy to use.

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    SUNDAY Bazaar - AR-016

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    The document describes a proposed origami-inspired shading device for vendors at a weekly Sunday Bazaar. The shading device would fold up similar to tessellating origami patterns, allowing it to be easily set up and taken down. It would be made of canvas for the shade material and bamboo for support, using aluminum for joinery. This design aims to provide better protection from external factors than existing bamboo and cloth shades while being cost-efficient and easy to use.

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    AR-402. AR-016. SAMRAH IQBAL.

    SUNDAY
    BAZAAR
    ORIGAMI INSPIRED
    SHADING DEVICES
    Inpired by the folding mechanics of various
    tessellating origami patterns, this shading
    device closes up in a similar manner, creating
    an easy to set up shade that can be used by
    he vendors setting up at the weekly Sunday
    Bazaar.
    MATERIALS FOR
    PROPOSED
    DESIGN advantages
    easy to set up
    and disassemble
    CANVAS saves time
    - SHADE cost efficient
    materials used

    BAMBOO - SUPPORT

    EXISTING SHADES - MADE ALUMINUM - JOINERY


    OF BAMBOO AND LOW
    QUALITY CLOTH THAT
    DOES NOT PROVIDE
    ADEQUATE PROTECTION
    FROM EXTERNAL
    FACTORS
    STALL LAYOUT PLAN

    closeup view of
    linkage detail

    BAMBOO POLE ORIGAMI FOLDS


    INSERTION POINT SHADE PATTERN PLAN
    Shades are attached to the bamboo poles
    via steel chains that can be brought down
    to pack up efficiently
    JOINERY
    DETAILS
    Bamboo
    poles fitted
    into specific
    points
    around the
    stalls, that
    can be easily
    set up and
    removed per
    requirement.

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