Instead of creating a solid wall that would rest on the floor, we designed this hypothetical divider to hang from the assembly hall's ceiling by cables, ending only a few inches above the floor. This would allow air currents to buffet the divider, causing it to sway almost imperceptibly. Three slits extending up from the base allow manipulation of the hanging structure's form (left). Means of production: Digital (Rhinoceros, Adobe Illustrator, AutoCAD); laser-cut 1/16" acrylic; fishing line; glass beads Tulane University School of Architecture Instructor: Victor Jones Fall 2006