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So after 10 months of research and analysis here is my final book design all ready for my presentation tomorrow.  

From the last panoramic image you can see that technically the book is giant Jacob's ladder held together with simple magnetic lock.  

The bind works fairly well created from standard everyday paper.  

Try and may your own Jacob's Bind Book!

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Looks so organic #3DPrinting #SLA #Resin #KentSchoolofArchitecture #workinprogress #studio

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Instructions on how I made my Jacob's Bind Book. 

Final Images coming up next.....

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Beginnings of designing a book cover. The grey segments are where the bind would sit. 

I like the staircase sculpture called 'Umschreibung' by Olafur Eliasson in the entrance to the KPMG Building in Munich, Germany. There are slight links between the idea of a Jacob's ladder being the infinite stairway to heaven and the infinite staircase.  On the other hand.... which direction do you choose left or right?

So far the title I have come up with is - 

'Jacob's Story

              - The world of left-handedness'

What do you think?

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Independent Study Project_Journal

This blog is a journal for my Independent Study Project (ISP) in my final year of study at the Kent School of Architecture. 

I've always wondered about the idea of What If ?

What if... the world was dominantly left handed not right handed, what if I was left handed would I be more creative, a better architecture student or designer perhaps.

So I have decided to look into left handedness and see how and if it has affected architects and designers.