As we were so organised when planning for the building, we thought we knew exactly where the single and double panel walls were going. Therefore, we assumed it was just a process of making a production line for drawing, cutting and sticking the walls to bring our design to life.
However, later on in the day we did have to make amendments to our design. This was due to the issue which was raised that pathogens could be spreading easily because infected sections hadn’t been cut off from the non-infected areas. To overcome this dilemma we re-designed the layout, moving all the non infected areas to the front of the building and sectioning them off with the infected areas reassigned to the rear. We also added more decontamination areas for where staff and public can shower, to clean off any pathogens they may have picked up whilst in the medical centre.
After this, it was then decided that our aim for day 4 was to achieve a structural design for the roof using a canvas idea, with inspiration taken from a tent design.