CLICK-RAFT: December 2012

Wednesday, 5 December 2012

Puke Ariki Opening

kids of all ages having a ball at Puke Ariki in New Plymouth - congratulations to the team at Puke Ariki, Victoria University Architecture School and PrefabNZ for putting together such a wonderful exhibition.

Monday, 3 December 2012

Radio Interview with Daniel Keighley

http://m.soundcloud.com/acessradiotaranaki/chris-moller-interview-3-12http://m.soundcloud.com/acessradiotaranaki/chris-moller-interview-3-12

Background

How could we dwell on planet earth? What if dwelling was just a minimal enabling tool. A device in-tune with our fragile planet!

click-raft is an economic fabrication architecture – inspired by Thoreau's hut at Walden Pond, the minimalist citroen TPV, and lego. click-leaf architecture is a playful open system which utilizes the qualities of plywood click-leaf’s to form a lattice of structure/networks assembled from standard panels which can be quickly ‘clicked’ together to form floor, wall, and roof click-rafts in different configurations. Structure, cladding, plumbing, energy, water systems, storage and furniture are integrated within the weave of the plywood structure. Alternative configurations respond to a wide variety of different site specific conditions – engaging imagination, and exploration.