House Building: Surveyed Plot and Design
Explore the plot-and-design stage of a digital house: survey stakes, a marked footprint, tools and a year-long exhibit clock.
A house starts with the land
Before walls appear, a building needs a position on its plot. The House currently presents that opening stage: survey stakes, a footprint marked between batter boards, a surveyor level and plans on site.
Explore the objects and read the stage, stakes and elapsed-year indicators. The marked footprint makes the preparation visible instead of skipping to a finished building. It offers a place to notice the relationship between a plan and the ground.
Understand the current stage
The exhibit has a one-year span. Its public scene currently represents the plot and design stage; the clock does not mean that every later construction activity is already available to inspect.
This is an interactive construction artwork. It does not calculate costs, certify a design, replace a survey or provide building instructions. Inspect the marked plot and tools, then compare this human timescale with the slower growth of the tree.