Baltimore Construction Company memo.doc This is a memo to all engineers in the Baltimore Construction Company soliciting scale models for a proposed skyscraper. Models are to be built from paper and tape. The bottom of the page has a testing rubric. Towers are tested with a simulated hurricane (a fan), a simulated airplane strike (a paper airplane collision), and an earthquake (dropping a heavy object next to the tower). Materials: paper (textbook covers work great since publishers send boxes of them to the guidance office), tape, scissors |
This is a picture of several student built paper towers. Materials: paper (textbook covers work great since publishers send boxes of them to the guidance office), tape, scissors |
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