3-2-1 Contact (1980) : 6x14
Architecture: Made to Fit
30 Min.
Overview
There is a branch of architectural science called ergonomics, which states how things are built to fit certain people. David Quinn sees if he can improve the ergonomics of a kitchen.
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6 - 1Japan: Precious Oysters, Rare Salamanders October 12, 1987 -
6 - 2Japan: Landslide! October 13, 1987
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6 - 3Japan: Paper and Kites October 14, 1987
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6 - 4Japan: Earthquake! October 15, 1987
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6 - 5Japan: Judo and Computers October 16, 1987
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6 - 6Detectives: Skin and Bone Detectives October 19, 1987
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6 - 7Detectives: Tool and Trash Detectives October 20, 1987
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6 - 8Detectives: Wildlife Detectives October 21, 1987
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6 - 9Detectives: Dinosaur Detectives October 22, 1987
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6 - 10Detectives: Pattern Detectives October 23, 1987
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6 - 11Architecture: Raising the Big Top October 26, 1987
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6 - 12Architecture: Home October 27, 1987
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6 - 13Architecture: Stack It Up October 28, 1987
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6 - 14Architecture: Made to Fit October 29, 1987
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6 - 15Architecture: Light But Strong October 30, 1987
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6 - 16Mammals: Rats and Bats November 02, 1987
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6 - 17Mammals: Keeping Warm November 03, 1987
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6 - 18Mammals: Live Birth, Warm Milk November 04, 1987
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6 - 19Mammals at Play November 05, 1987
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6 - 20Big Mammals: The High Cost of Living November 06, 1987
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6 - 21Modeling: Things on Wheels November 09, 1987
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6 - 22Modeling: Through Ice and Air November 10, 1987
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6 - 23Modeling: The Earth November 11, 1987
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6 - 24Modeling: Knees and Small Things November 12, 1987
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6 - 25Modeling: Spaces November 13, 1987
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6 - 26In the Air: Finding Your Way November 16, 1987
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6 - 27In the Air: Drifting with the Wind November 17, 1987
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6 - 28In the Air: Born to Fly November 18, 1987
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6 - 29In the Air: Fat Things That Fly November 19, 1987
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6 - 30In the Air: Unbelievable Flying Objects November 20, 1987