The Triumph of the Turnip

Hauck, Anthony; Bergin, Michael H.; Bernstein, Phil

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“…Even though computer simulations of environmental factors and fabrication technologies have developed rapidly, architectural workflows that take advantage of them have been left behind, and architectural design processes have not evolved at the same rate. Despite some interesting proposals, this is an important area of research that is yet to be fully explored, and now is a good opportunity to create such an integral workflow, from design to fabrication (Hauck and Bergnin 2017), that can negotiate computational frameworks, environmental simulation, and fabrication.…”

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Environmentally Driven Aggregate Façade Systems

Jauregui

2021

Proceedings of the 2021 DigitalFUTURES

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Even though computer simulation of environmental factors and manufacturing technologies have experienced a fast development, architectural workflows that can take advantage of the possibilities created by these developments have been left behind and architectural design processes have not evolved at the same rate. This paper presents a design to fabrication workflow that explores data driven design to improve performance of facades, implementing for this purpose computational tools to handle environmental data complexity and proposes robotic fabrication technologies to facilitate façade components fabrication.

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Environmentally Driven Aggregate Façade Systems

Jauregui

2021

Proceedings of the 2021 DigitalFUTURES

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“…It served as both as a test bed where a master builder, still "not an architect" in the Renaissance sense, simulated the physical behavior of their proposals. This included how they worked (Hauck et al 2017) Due to the large scale of models, these were often visitable, and used as a kind of showroom (Garber 2009), where a potential patron could "tour" a project in a similar way to that in which a tour through an architectural space using immersive virtual reality is carried out today. The use of models was the instrument of global design prior to the use of floorplans (Fig.…”

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Structural Models Based on Minimal Surfaces and Geodesics

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Martín-Pastor

2021

Nexus Netw J

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This article presents the results of research carried out with respect to the geometric, formal and structural adaptation of minimal surfaces. These surfaces were discretized into strips developable on geodesic curves, and then used for the construction of timber gridshells. For this project, both physical and virtual models derived from the same geometric models were used. The objective was to demonstrate the validity of the use of models and the transformation that modelling is undergoing due to the use of digital tools, both software and hardware. These include, on the one hand, drawing and analysis software and, on the other, digitally controlled fabrication tools. This research focuses specifically on the design and construction of the Scherk Pavilion, a space where the results of various experiments in which the common factor was the use of models was transferred to a real scale.

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Critical Social Computing for Digital Design

Muftee

2024

Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering

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The Triumph of the Turnip

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Environmentally Driven Aggregate Façade Systems

Environmentally Driven Aggregate Façade Systems

Structural Models Based on Minimal Surfaces and Geodesics

Critical Social Computing for Digital Design

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