• Fonds: Fonds Chuck Hoberman, circa 1980-2006
•    Série(s): Drawings and other graphic material, 1989-1999, predominant 1989-1994

• Chuck Hoberman (creator)
• Chuck Hoberman (archive creator)

Drawings and other graphic material

1989-1999, predominant 1989-1994

• 55 photographs
  49 drawings (including 31 reprographic copies)
  18 reprographic copies (electrostatic prints on paper)
  2 panels

AP165.S2

• Documents are in English.

Contient:

• ARCH268655, Chiefly perspective line drawings for a stadium having an iris-type retractable roof, early 1990s
• ARCH272960, Sculpture, line drawings, and configuration studies, ca. 1994
• ARCH278582, Images depicting a Hoberman Sphere in successive stages of opening
• ARCH278583, Geodesic dome demonstration at Liberty State Park, Hoberman Spher
• ARCH278584, Installation view of the Projects 45 exhibition, held at the Museum of Modern Art, 1994
• ARCH278585, Images of an unidentified boy opening a folding tent, 1989
• ARCH278587, Coloured images of the Iris Dome working model, Chuck Hoberman
• ARCH278588, Images of the "Folding geodesic sphere" (Hoberman sphere)
• ARCH278589, Expanding structure with sheltering panels, fully open
• ARCH278590, Expanding structure with sheltering panels, fully contracted
• ARCH278591, Perspective drawings of folding shelters in their open and closed states
• ARCH278592, Expanding structure with sheltering panels, fully contracted
• ARCH278593, Expanding shelter in open state
• ARCH278594, Images depict a folding dome-like paper model in various stages of opening
• ARCH278595, Wire-frame-like renderings of star-shaped structures
• ARCH278596, Perspective of a pyramid-shaped folding structure hanging above a city intersection
• ARCH278597, Perspectives of a door which uses an iris-type mechanism to open and close
• ARCH278598, Computer rendering of an iris-type mechanism used to create a large, circular, opening in a wall
• ARCH278599, Expanding structure with sheltering panels, fully open
• ARCH278600, Expanding structure with sheltering panels, fully contracted
• ARCH278601, Images show close-ups of the Iris Dome model, one of which includes a close-up of Chuck Hoberman
• ARCH278602, Computer renderings of a stadium having an iris-type retractable roof
• ARCH278603, Folding tent prototype
• ARCH278604, Conceptual drawing of a circular-shaped folding structure
• ARCH278605, Expanding icosahedron
• ARCH278606, MANIFOLD
• ARCH278607, Retractable pavilion
• ARCH278608, DYNAMIC FOLDING STRUCTURES, 1989
• ARCH278609, Iris Dome drawings, 1994?
• ARCH278627, Iris Dome projects exhibition at MoMA (detailed brochure), 1994
• ARCH278629, Layout for article on "Folding in architecture" from Architectural Design Profile no. 102, n.d.
• ARCH285377, Quasi-crystal geometry
• ARCH285389, Expanding Geodesic Dome, Liberty State Park, Jersey City, New Jersey, 1991
• ARCH285390, Photograph(s), Drawings and other graphic material, between 1985 and 1999
• ARCH285391, Drawing of Hoberman Sphere in progressive stages of expansion, 1993
• ARCH285392, Iris Dome photos and study for a retractable stadium roof, 1993-1994
• ARCH285393, Drawings of Hoberman Sphere, 1993
• ARCH285394, Patent drawings, 1990
• ARCH285395, Motor control for expanding globe, 1992
• ARCH285397, Perspective views of an expanding sphere and an expanding icosahedral structure., 1990
• ARCH286911, Expanding Geodesic Dome, Liberty State Park, Jersey City, New Jersey, 1991
• ARCH286912, Diagram showing member forces in fully deployed Iris Dome, 1994?
• ARCH286913, Structural model of Iris Dome showing internal hoop forces, 1994?
• ARCH287305, Design for a folding flight ring, 14 July 1996