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Revision as of 00:08, 3 July 2015
Giulio Mariano
Alessandro Giacomelli
Anisa Nachett
Yizhe Guo
Xiangting Meng
Video
Description
In the 20th Century the (architectural) designs are customizable according to the needs and desire of the human being. But what if the design has its own existing, own feelings and expressions? Own behaviours?
The human interaction is becoming a more important task of the architecture of today. The Metabody experiment ‘NERVION’ finds its inspiration from the human anatomy. The inherence and collaboration of components is at its most efficient. The ultimate relation between the brain, the neural network, the electrical data conversion, the muscle layout and the bone structure in the human body is translated in a digital structure. This experiment is the creation of a digitally driven body with its own emotions and movements. The visual perception of NERVION’s expression is made possible by a division between the analogue and digital forces. The interaction with the human is an overwriting analogue force, while the movement of NERVION is digitally generated.
Final Presentation
Main concept
Nervion 1.0
Nervion 2.0
Nervion 3.0
Anatomy of Nervion
Translation to Digital
Brain
Neural Network
Muscles
Bones
Motion Skin
Hyperloop Influence on Shape
Interaction with Hyperloop
Interaction with Hyperloop
Neutral State
Attraction State
Embracing state
King of the Castle
Exploded view of components
Assembly
Materiality
Setup
Nervion Visualisation
Booklet
