Weekend and next week work ToDo list.

We must continue production despite the reality that we do not meet in studio again until next Friday. Here is what you need to be doing.

Task. Revise the chapter you produced using my markups as a BEGINNING. Other improvements beyond my scribbles are necessary for you to feel individually and as a group that you have covered the material thoroughly and with engaging quality. Some of you, I am thinking of construction and industry, have graphical content that is worthy of better presentation. Images of the construction process could take up two whole spreads. Screen captures, large enough to be meaningful, of the shipping lanes from the 2012 data web interface can be included. 

Every chapter you submit should be thought of as a paper, so it must include a MLA formatted, "works cited" page at the end.
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/05/
Quoted material must be cited in text.
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/02/
Each illustration must include a label, a number, a caption and/or source information.
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/14/
To indicate the beginning of a new paragraph use a space between paragraphs of 5pts (half the font size). use this as the body text paragraph style.
http://practicaltypography.com/space-between-paragraphs.html

Add contributors to each writing.

Task. Create ideograms, diagrams of your precedents, all three. Peter Eisenman suggests there are two forms of diagram; one theoretical and analytic and the other operational and synthetic. We need to employ both strategies in the examination of a precedent. This means that your sketches should be concise enough that they are recognizable and proportional. These are sketches for representation and communication but also for investigation and testing ideas. The former is most appropriate for drawing the precedent project, the later for exploring the adaptation or conceptual implementation of the idea with containers in mind. This might be as many as 6 sketches. Suggested medium; start in pencil and finish with pen. Write concise statements.

Info the trip next.