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Homemade Allotment Shed (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2 x 1.6 m homemade timber shed on bearers, 2.05 m at the front falling to 1.72 m at the back under a felt pent roof, with a painted door, a glazed window and a trodden earth step. The door is one node on its hinge stile, so the clip swings it open and shut.
Netted Brassica Cage (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.8 x 1.2 m timber cage 1.05 m high over a bed of brassicas, netted on all four sides and across the top against pigeons. The net is rigid geometry on the frame: it neither sags nor opens.
Potato Sack Planter (Allotments and Community Garden)
A hessian potato sack rolled down at the rim, 0.52 m tall, filled with earth and growing a haulm of potato leaf. The sack is a rigid solid; it does not slump or unroll.
Strawberry Bed with Straw (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.7 x 1.1 m low edged strawberry bed, strawed under the plants with six crowns in fruit. Straw and fruit are solid geometry; nothing is pickable.
Rhubarb Forcer (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 0.84 m terracotta forcer with a knobbed cap, stood over a rhubarb crown with two more crowns in leaf beside it. The cap is modelled in place and does not lift.
Slatted Timber Compost Bin (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1 m square timber compost bin 0.86 m high, four corner posts with slatted sides and a heap of half rotted material in it, closed by a hinged board lid. The lid is one node on the back edge; the slats are fixed.
Cold Frame (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.3 x 0.86 m timber cold frame, 0.52 m at the back falling to 0.3 m at the front, sown with two short rows and closed by a single glazed light. The light is one node hinged on the back board, so the clip lifts it and drops it back.
Leaf Mould Cage (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 1.1 m square wire cage on four galvanised stakes, 1 m high, filled with autumn leaves left to rot down. The netting is modelled as rigid wire; it does not sag or move.
Plastic Dalek Compost Bin (Allotments and Community Garden)
The council issue plastic compost bin: a 0.94 m tapered black cone with moulded rings, a hatch at the foot for taking compost out and a lift off lid modelled as a hinged node. The hatch is fixed geometry.
Row Cloche (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2 m glazed barrel cloche over a sown row, 0.34 m to the crown, held down by three galvanised hoops. The ends are open and the glazing is solid geometry; nothing lifts.
Plot Boundary Marker Post (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 0.82 m timber corner post with a hand painted plate on it carrying the plot number, driven in where one tenancy meets the next. The number is painted geometry, not a texture, so it reads at any distance.
Raised Bed, Empty and Raked (Allotments and Community Garden)
The same bed emptied and raked level for sowing, with the drill lines still in the surface. The soil fill is a solid block, not a digging volume.
Cane Wigwam with Climbing Beans (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2.05 m wigwam of six bamboo canes on a 1 m circle, tied at the head with twine and grown up with climbing beans. Canes and foliage are one static solid: a cane cannot be honestly driven by a rigid node transform.
Grass Path Tile (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2 m square of mown grass path between plots, 7.000000000000001 cm proud of the soil, with tufts left where the mower missed. Edge ports on all four sides.
Raised Bed, Planted (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2.4 x 1.2 m timber raised bed 34 cm high on four corner posts, filled with soil and planted with three rows of leaf crops. Run ports on both ends, so beds lay end to end down a plot.
Dug Earth Plot Tile (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 4 m square of dug allotment earth, 10 cm deep, ridged into five furrows with a few turned clods on top. Four of them make a standard eight metre plot. Edge ports on all four sides.
Wood Chip Path Tile (Allotments and Community Garden)
A 2 m square of wood chip path, a shallow scraped bed topped with chippings laid at every angle, for the walk between beds. Edge ports on all four sides.
Community Sports Centre (Community Sports Hall and Changing Rooms)
A municipal sports centre laid out as one building on the pack's own floor panels: a 14 by 8 metre marked hall with a retractable basketball unit folded down at each end, badminton and volleyball nets up, a five a side goal, an indoor cricket net, climbing ropes and wall bars...
Folding Table Stack (Community Sports Hall and Changing Rooms)
Four folding hall tables stood on edge in a steel storage rack with their legs folded flat against the tops. Static geometry: the tables do not unfold.
Spare Net Roll (Community Sports Hall and Changing Rooms)
A spare court net rolled on its steel bar in a low stand, with a blue tape band round the roll. Static geometry: the net is stored as it is modelled.
Stacking Chair Trolley (Community Sports Hall and Changing Rooms)
A stacking chair trolley with eight polypropylene hall chairs on it in alternating blue and red, a push handle and four swivel castors. The castors are named nodes and roll; the chairs are modelled as a stack and do not come off.
Pump and Whistle Tray (Community Sports Hall and Changing Rooms)
A coach kit tray: a shallow steel tray with a blue liner holding a ball pump and a spare needle, two whistles on lanyard rings and a roll of pitch tape. Static geometry.
Ball Cage on Castors (Community Sports Hall and Changing Rooms)
A 1 m ball cage on four swivel castors, meshed on all four sides with a red top rail and twelve match balls in it. All four castors are named nodes and roll; the balls are geometry and stay where they are modelled.
Cone and Training Bib Set (Community Sports Hall and Changing Rooms)
A coaching set laid out for a session: three marker cones set down, a nested stack of six more, and a folded pile of green and blue training bibs. Static geometry.