Bunny beau structure pt1

The video presents a concept for resilient, scalable structures made from individual pods that connect in rings and can be expanded vertically and horizontally using simple, waste-derived materials. The design leverages modularity: each hollow pod can be filled with water, stacked from the bottom up, and attached at multiple tensile points to create strong, interconnected frameworks.
Structure and Geometry

Pod Arrangement: The base concept uses 36 pods in a ring, with the potential to add more rings below to build vertically; each new layer is attached underneath and slightly outwards, creating larger and stronger forms.

Tensile Connectivity: Besides being in supportive ring shapes, the pods are joined at tensile points that form triangles, increasing structural strength and stability.

Personal and Communal Space: Each pod is envisioned as a private, climate-controlled, waterproof micro-environment with basic amenities; pods are attached to shared deck or floor areas that serve as communal or infrastructure zones.
Materials and Practicality

Materials: Pods are made from inexpensive, widely available materials—specifically drawing from waste streams—making the design accessible and sustainable.

Construction Approach: The process favors building from the bottom up, allowing for flexibility in size and configuration depending on needs and available resources.