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Revision as of 10:10, 13 May 2015
Variation explores possibilities to purposefully differentiate and scale matter depositions/accumulations from Macro to Micro scales. This implies that in this project we are aiming at designing novel processes and solutions for introducing performative and scalable topological variation / porosity / density that will be producible with a specific / customized robotic production process.
Students: Ralph Cloot | Siqi Fan | Blanka Omari | Apurva Singh
MIDTERM REVIEW
Scalable porosity
Time Cycles
Site Height Data
Generating Geometry
Geometry From Curves
Geometry From Curves Analysis
Architectural Impressions
Time-function related activity
Element Scale
Element Geometry
Element page2
Element page1
Architectural Impressions
Architectural Impressions
Attractor Point Layer 1
Attractor Point Layer 2
Attractor Point Layer 3
Attractor Point Layer 4
Bioplastic
Non newtonian fluid
Analysis
Macro Scale
Project Site
Landscape Abstraction
Sunlight Analysis
Sunlight Values
Building Volume
Project Growth Perspective
Project Growth Top View
Porosity Variant 1
Porosity Variant 2
Porosity Variant 3
Porosity Variant 4
Porosity Variant 5
Porosity Variant 6
Porosity Variant 7
6 Student Apartment
Bedrooms & Shared Bedrooms
Bedrooms
Shared Rooms
Macro Scale Porosity 1
Macro Scale Porosity 2
Macro Scale Porosity 3
Meso Scale
Functional scales
View
Section
View
View
View
Room Plan
storage example
storage example
Element Experiment 1
Element Experiment 2
Element Experiment 3
Micro Scale
Material Experiment 1
Material Experiment 2
Material Phases
Material Experiment 3
Material Transparency
