| THE CUBE: an 8 station, two level, industrial strength steel,
pipe, grating, and plexiglas construct built to accommodate computers,
21" monitors, sub-woofer powered seating, DJ lighting, power supplies
and an analogue 8x8 intercom system. The "cube" saved floor
space, allowed most every player to make eye contact with one another,
created a central area from which all stations could be accessed simultaneously,
and created a high tech encompassing feel for people in the station. back to Mark LeBay's Work Page  |
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A view from the second level to the first level of the
"cube" |
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A ground level view
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Me testing a seat on the second
level while the cube was nearing completion
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Me inside a bottom level station,
probably wiring or soldering something
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That's me and Bernie Worby, an ex-Navy ET (Electrical Technician). Bernie designed the intercom and showed me how to wire it. I learned some soldering techniques from him too. |
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That's my Father who helped me immensely throughout the
project, Bernie to the right, and me behind left. On the low table you
can see the guts of our intercom system. and on the "bartop"
(which I designed and built) are the end console pieces that I am wiring
up to the intercom and power supply |
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The location we moved into had water damage and the
floors needed to be leveled and ceiling repaired. Eventually with help
from my Dad and Jim Leonard (a conceptual artist from Chicago) I reconstructed
the ceiling and floor and installed wood flooring.
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