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Revision as of 23:41, 31 August 2014
General
See Door Requirement also.
- Starts at height which joins top of window frame right under bond beam.
- No trim required after stucco is applied to metal lath on outside
- Indoor connection to wall includes stucco on interior.
- Contract-First Design - Define any window module as a 4' width (standard 4'x8' construction material for zero wastage)
- Test-Driven Development - Test the sample range of sizes for commonly available windows. Test the interface design for fit into a frame. Fit test Condition: determine standard window size for house sliding storm windows. Then oversize the frame to allow all window sized to fit. Devise insulation pattern to match.
- Modularity - wrapper (interface on interface) must be defined in 4x8 standard panel size to fit - so frames are identical, but
- Iterative Design - Design the test to pass - do the simplest test to pass it - simplify. Repeat.
- Flexibility -
- Swarming -
Test Design
- Test that window can fit 4x8
- Test that frame itself is flush with finished wall
- Test that design is self-trimming
Implementation