SPECUS / PROJECT INDEX
Projects
One order is tested at three scales. The watch makes it wearable, the art object makes it spatial, and Village turns it into an environment that can be inhabited and operated.
42 mm
SA-1
personal instrument
420 mm
Art Object No. 01
modular wall field
territory
Specus Village
living system
SPECUS FICTION / PLANOGRAM
Witness & Parallax
Two devices from an authored world of conflicting records. Inspect their supplied geometry, exact fastening axes, and exploded assemblies in an interactive Three.js archive.
Open Specus Fiction
SA-1 / first object
SA-1 is a 42 mm hand-wound mechanical watch in 316L stainless steel. It uses a Sellita SW200 M movement without a date or automatic-winding rotor.
The luminous sandwich dial sits beneath a sapphire crystal with an internal anti-reflective coating. Water resistance is 100 metres.
Open the SA-1 reportSPECUS / ART OBJECT NO. 01
Pin Field Cosmogram
02 / 420 MM
Pin Field Cosmogram
The 42 mm watch geometry is enlarged ten times into a 420 × 420 mm modular wall object. The local mounting interface remains at 1:1 scale, so compatible elements can move between the watch and the artwork.
The first field uses the Hipparcos I/239 catalogue and a J2000.0 polar projection. Polaris fixes the upper orientation point; the remaining marks form a reproducible stellar field.
Open Art Object No. 01
Specus Village / territorial scale
Village extends the same grammar to land: boundary, entrance, centre, directions, circular routes, private zones, and shared functions.
Houses, utilities, maintenance, governance, productive landscape, and reserve scenarios are developed as one operating system. A project can begin with a single house and grow into a compact settlement.
Open Specus VillageSUPPORTING LAYER
Tools and digital infrastructure
Software, structured knowledge, and open interfaces support research, documentation, configuration, and long-term operation of the physical projects.
Open software projects