====== Claire and Jacobi's Pee-Sensitive Enclosure ======



Feel free to breath freely!((Get it?...Cause it doesn't smell like pee AND you're helping reduce CO<sup>2</sup> emissions by not driving...brilliant!))


Not only is our enclosure practical - adapting to the elements, city geography, and occupancy - it seeks to meet one of the primary needs of Bay Area transit agencies - the need to eliminate the stigmas attached to public transportation. Our enclosure incorporates a San Francisco-themed cable car shaped porthole to allow users to enjoy city views and features decorative trim that is adjustable for different neighborhoods, giving the enclosure a custom and modern architectural feel. The enclosure's design is based on modern curves and Calatrava-inspired sweeps, making the bus stop a stylish place to be.

==== Description of design drivers / goals ====
  * **Goal 1** - Improve public image
  * **Goal 2** - Adjustable for capacity
  * **Goal 3** - Protect users from the elements
  * **Goal 4** - Adjustable for geography
  * **Goal 5** - Allow people to enjoy the surrounding environment

  
==== Logic diagram ====
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==== CAD models ====
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==== Parametric variations: Images ====
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==== Lessons learned ====
  *Greater complexity calls for greater organization
  *Be careful to adjust formulas when varying units
  *Be sure you can backtrack so that you don't end up with objects that are over-constrained
  *Understand how to balance overlapping parameters


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