Review of contemporary architecture projects based on nature geometries

Elipe, Ma Dolores Álvarez; Díaz, Jesús Anaya

doi:10.7764/rdlc.17.2.215

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“…(Ma et al, 2018) discuss the possible advantages of 3D printed construction (flexibility, social impact, and costs), technological challenges (equipment, materials, reinforcement, coordination, evaluation) and applications (diversity of materials, irregular shapes, BIM integration, and planetary construction). (Álvarez Elipe and Anaya, 2018) stress the significance of new construction technologies for the architecture. In general, these works mention different systems and potential advantages, showing the emerging development of this technology.…”

Section: State Of the Artmentioning

confidence: 98%

Proyecciones de la construcción impresa en 3D en Chile

García-Alvarado

Martínez²,

Gonzalez

et al. 2020

Rev. ing. constr.

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3D printed construction has recently emerged as a new building technology, with various experiences disseminated around the world. This paper reviews existing documents and examples of this technology to characterize its potential projections, particularly those oriented towards improving productivity and sustainability of construction in Chile. Scientific and conference papers, technical reports and thesis are analyzed, as well as the dissemination of executed constructions on the Internet, in order to understand the developments and attributes of this building system. Also, the current conditions and challenges of the construction sector in Chile are summarized, and consultations to stakeholders about their knowledge and expectations of this technology are included. The results from this review highlight the trending topics in different countries, which mostly consist of experimental houses built with cementitious mixes deposited with cranes or robots. According to documents and practitioners from Chile, the interest of applying this technology in our country could be mainly focused on the industrialization of residential envelopes with high thermal and seismic capacities.

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Section: State Of the Artmentioning

confidence: 98%

Proyecciones de la construcción impresa en 3D en Chile

García-Alvarado

Martínez²,

Gonzalez

et al. 2020

Rev. ing. constr.

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“…Physical models are often used to better understand and appreciate the shapes of these complex geometries (Pignataro, 2012). The Geodesign framework, as applied in urban planning, can also be used to ensure that building designs comply with local regulations (Zyngier, et all., 2015;Elipe, 2018).…”

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Modern Interpretation of Banjarese Traditional House Design: A Case Study of Bubungan Tinggi’s Model

Agusniansyah,

Sarbini

2024

Preprint

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This the term "Bubungan Tinggi" (High Roof) in this study refers to the banjarese traditional house. A significant artifact in South Kalimantan is called Bubungan Tinggi. With its unique typology and anatomy, this particular building has evolved into an iconic structure that symbolizes the collective memory of the Banjarese people.This research aims to showcase the versatility of the Bubungan Tinggi design in modern architecture by exploring different transformation models. By applying various techniques and approaches, the study provides insights into how this traditional Banjarese character can be adapted for new house designs.The Bubungan Tinggi's transformation process reveals characteristics in its fundamental components, which are distinguished by their geometric objects. Experimental design is the methodology employed in this study. This methodology shows that a variety of transformation models may be carried out by introducing and identifying the Bubungan Tinggi, observing objects in case studies, using transformation techniques and their application, and creating transformation models.This research produced a variety of modeling results that illustrated new interpretations of bubungan tinggi's in modern house design. The incorporation of traditional elements like the bubungan tinggi in modern house design can help preserve cultural heritage while also creating unique and innovative architectural solutions.

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“…There is a principle of dynamic similarity whereby the "dimensions" remain the same in equilibrium equations, but the relative values are altered with the scale. Numerous architectural projects have been based on principles of nature [19] .…”

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Geometric Study of Two-Dimension Stellated Reentrant Auxetic Structures to Transformable Architecture

Elipe¹

2023

j. of archit. environ. & struct. eng. res.

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Transformable architecture is totally linked to the study and knowledge of geometry. There are some materials in nature, whose geometric invariants establish equivalent structural behavior regarding the scalar transformations, developing different spatial typologies according to dimensional variation. Auxetic materials are characterized by their negative Poisson’s ratio. The can change their geometric configuration from a line to a surface, and from a surface to a volume or spatial framework. This paper is based on establishing and comparing those stellated reentrant auxetic geometries to be able to build new spaces defined by their capacity to architectural transformation, studying analytically geometric properties of stellated reentrant auxetic structures that, from the molecular to the macroscopic level, can be part of the architecture construction. In this investigation a comparative study by means of CAD of stellated reentrant auxetic patterns has been realized. A Computer Aided Design study of stellated reentrant auxetic structures will be realized to use them to architecture. The geometric behavior of the different stellated reentrant auxetic patterns is analyzed from the developed study to generate a systematic comparison, evaluating properties of these forms, such as their maximum achievable area reductions in relation with the total length of bars of the structure, in order to obtain a growth factor.

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Review of contemporary architecture projects based on nature geometries

Cited by 6 publications

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Proyecciones de la construcción impresa en 3D en Chile

Proyecciones de la construcción impresa en 3D en Chile

Modern Interpretation of Banjarese Traditional House Design: A Case Study of Bubungan Tinggi’s Model

Geometric Study of Two-Dimension Stellated Reentrant Auxetic Structures to Transformable Architecture

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