In this week’s workshop, our design directors, Saba and Isabelle, introduced the different types of bridges that teams can build for the competition. They highlighted the key features of each type and shared the best approaches for designing and constructing them. For new members, especially first-year students with limited background in bridge design, the execs …
This year’s Troitsky kick-off event was a Lego free-build, where participants had the chance to chat with club execs to learn more about the club, the competition, or ask general questions—all while building with Legos and enjoying pizza! This event was a great opportunity for students to connect with others and even find potential teammates, …
This year, Troitsky’s executive team attended the club fair during Frosh Week! All the members had a blast telling the new first-years and visitors about the club and how to start building! During the event, we explained how this club is much more involved requiring members to help organize supplies, set up teams, read blueprints …
The Troitsky design workshop was useful because it provided the teams with a collaborative and interactive session where they came together to generate, discuss and refine ideas for their bridges with the design directors. This workshop helped teams identify and address potential problems within their designs early on. By discussing these issues and brainstorming new …
In this week’s workshop, our design director, Nikola, went over the most important rules and restrictions that the teams need to consider when building their bridges so that they can maximize the points they get in the competition. The teams also had a chance to get together and start brainstorming ideas for their bridge designs. …