Kasuba Works
SHELL DWELLINGS 2003, metal roof  added 2005. To widen the range of experimentation, Kasuba built two detached shells: a kitchen and a studio with a bedroom upstairs. Surface configurations were obtained by stretching a wire mesh between wooden frames, the curved surfaces used as a guide upon which layers of durable materials were built up. The shells were built by the K-method.

NOTE:
Kasuba has not used computer design methods in any of her works. 
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    • Home
    • About The Artist
    • Contact
    • Comments
    • Early Works
    • Public Installations
    • Tensile Fabric Structures
    • Live-in Environment
    • Whiz Bang Quick City
    • 20th Century Environment
    • Roof Deck
    • Office Renovation Study
    • Art-in-Science... I & VII
    • Minimal Surfaces
    • Habitats
    • Rock Hill
    • Shell Dwellings Layout & K-method
    • Models of adaptations
    • Global Village
    • Habitats evolving
    • Spin-offs
    • Books
    • The Mind Gazing at Itself 2016
    • Video: "Reinventing the Self", 2001
    • Lithuania Exhibit