spaghetti towers @stanford
you guys are all great engineers and we had loads of fun building towers with you!
here are some impressions of the stanford class of engineering 2020 and their spaghetti structures!
more photos: spaghetti towers 01, spaghetti towers 02
justine & lindy - the highest but heaviest |
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with a height of 3.8 spaghetti lengths, justine and lindy built one of the highest towers! it's foundation is totally laffy taffy and beautiful! due to its colorful but massive candy basement, the building was not only the highest but with 112g also the heaviest construction of the day. congrats to justine and lindy for this beautiful high tower! |
edward, hanson, abhishek & sean - the real engineering one |
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our favorite engineers of the day! edward, hanson, abhishek & sean really worked together as a team and created this cool 1.4 story building. due to its truss structure (and because you guys ate the laffy taffys rather then build them in) this 47g structure is super light! guys, you should definitely become engineers! |
karishma, abi, aaron & brijen - the highest |
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the most slender and elegant structure was designed by karishma, abi, aaron & brijen. with only 44g it was superlight and yet 3.6 spaghetti lengths high. it needed a little human support but its triangular foundation was totally solid and stable! congratulations to this team for its really great engineering design! |
megan, vina, anna, claire - the nonsymmetric one |
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who said that girls can't build towers??? this girls only team added an extra challenge by making their truss structure nonsymmetric. it was 1.4 spaghettis lengths high and one of the most beautiful buildings of the day! weighing was a challenge though due to its width! congrats to this great team! |
the most stable one |
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this one's really great! super engineered and 2.4 spaghetti lengths high and yet extremely light! definitely one of our favorite architectural designs! congratulations to this super cool tensegrity structure! buckminster fuller would love it! |