Explore the phases:
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5. Aftermath
4. Safety
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3. Aesthetics
2. Adaptation
1. Foundation
5. Aftermath
Sometime during the Phase 5, all of the puppies caught a street infection called "Gastritis" and I lost 5 of them: Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, Darling and Echo to it. Fox survived and still lives on the street in front of my house.
4. Safety
Objectives:
1. Boundary wall for protection from Pigs
2. Shade to keep drinking water cool.
Solutions:
1. Junk items, a log piece and some framework.
3. Aesthetics
Objectives:
1. Sturdier ground floor (Phase 2 was destroyed by pigs)
2. Experimental Balcony
3. Rain water protection for ground floor room.
Solutions:
1. Scrap metal sheet from nearby construction site.
2. Huge advertisement Flex from trash.
3. Packaging crate for a previously ordered DIY rack.
2. Adaptation
Objectives (After a week's study):
1. Prevent mosquitos from entering the house.
2. Facilitate cooling in the day time.
3. Create more space for six rapidly growing puppies.
Solutions:
1. Netting around the house and a flap entry.
2. Old-school cooler mechanism for the whole house.
3. A ground floor room.
1. Foundation
Objectives:
1. Acquainting the puppies with the house.
2. Build a lifted foundation, for protection from flowing water and crawling insects.
Solutions:
1. Gave them toys and blankets to play with for a week and then placed those toys and blankets inside the house.
2. Used the rocks available on the street and the Ply left from home renovation.
Designed and built housing for stray puppies out of waste materials, amidst pandemic. I regularly observed interactivity, constantly iterating the design for better play and comfort.
Tools:
2023
