Mariela, your approach to the superstructure is very good. I can see a believable attempt to create the overall frame within which you will hang program/construction. I think the last detail (box sits on truss) is going in the right direction. It see,s that all the infill is biased toward the inside edges of the supertruss which would allow it to be read/understood on the elevation.You have the odd issue of the collision of the crossing (angled) member of the supertuss crashing through your envelope (floor and wall) in the bottom corner. this crossing member. You can raise it up on the vertical truss member slightly, or pull it away from the outside edge along the bottom chord slightly to free up the corner. We can talk more about this next week. I am less sure about the "box hangs" detail. It is just that I am not confident that I can read it. Its the box hung at its edges or by its floor, or... ? Keep going, you are doing well.
Mariela, your approach to the superstructure is very good. I can see a believable attempt to create the overall frame within which you will hang program/construction. I think the last detail (box sits on truss) is going in the right direction. It see,s that all the infill is biased toward the inside edges of the supertruss which would allow it to be read/understood on the elevation.You have the odd issue of the collision of the crossing (angled) member of the supertuss crashing through your envelope (floor and wall) in the bottom corner. this crossing member. You can raise it up on the vertical truss member slightly, or pull it away from the outside edge along the bottom chord slightly to free up the corner. We can talk more about this next week. I am less sure about the "box hangs" detail. It is just that I am not confident that I can read it. Its the box hung at its edges or by its floor, or... ? Keep going, you are doing well.
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