BHM CO\\ABORATIVE LABORATORY:
is an award-winning interdisciplinary design and research initiative within the Birmingham School of Architecture & Design. We create and co-produce projects that engage with the dynamic context of our city and explore the extremities of artistic disciplinary boundaries – all through an ongoing process of collaborative practice
Week 4 – Adam Watruss came in this week and talked through what he did last year. Then he demonstrated hand-throwing clay.
Process of hand-throwing clay:
The important stage of hand-throwing clay is adding sand to both clay and the mould. This will allow the brick to fall out of the mould easily at the end.
Group entry – Sohail Dad, Muhammad Arslan Javaid, Rebecca Nguyen and William Haynes.
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