Form Follows Function

1. Describe: Describe what you intended—colors, size shapes.

         I had the idea of creating a push and pull door. This door is the standard size door, built for easy access to stores. It is also very secure as many doors aren't very strong against threats

1. Analyze: Try to describe the process for how it is made.

        The door frame would be made of titanium for maximum strength. The center piece for the door would be made of bulletproof glass which would be strong and secure. The door would be attached to a large rotating column, much like the one in revolving doors. This would be made of metal alloy. 

1. Apply: Describe the ways it meets the project requirement

      We were to find and everyday object that we would want to make more efficient that isn't exactly following form follows function, which in other words, means that when designing a product, the product should be efficient and then you can make tweaks on it that makes it look better. The store door doesn't exactly follow this as most doors are made to look good and they arent easy to open and close sometimes as it can either be a push or pull door. Some sliding doors break down and arent very strong. This concept has both strength and ease to open.

1. Associate: What does it remind you of?

        This door is most like a revolving door. This has similar properties, but it is more techy than a revolving door.

1. Compare: To what is it similar? In what way is it unique?

This is similar to a revolving door and it has many of the push properties of a old saloon door. It has increased security, control locking, and ease of use.

1. Arguments: Take a stand, have an opinion. How could it be better

It could be made better by adding a sensor for detecting when a robber is approaching. No matter what the locking mode is, auto lock will occur and the robber will be stopped from opening the door.