EXP2-Moving Element (in final model)

1.The moving glass door

                                         

2.The moving glasses

                                          
Sunlight can pass through the gap of the pillar, and the function of the glass sheet is to cause the light scattering and refraction to get different light.


3.Moving windows 

(Is a video to tell about the concept of that moving element)
                                         
Can change the size of window that receives light by changing the borders on the inside and outside of the windows (like moving the borders on the same horizontal plane, for example use rollers mounted above and below the windows)

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