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[C]space is the winning competition entry in the ‘AADRLTen’ Pavilion project, an advanced technology concrete structure that will be erected in Bedford Square,London. The AADRL10 exhibition will open on the 22 February 2008 and the Pavilion will officialy open on 13 March 2008 along with the release of the DRL10 Book. The structure is being designed and developed by Alan Dempsey and Alvin Huang with Adams Kara Taylor and members of the DRL.
via> c space pavilion blogspot
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The intelligence embedded within the geometry and material of the skin will allow it to thermally control the atmosphere of both the interior and exterior of the building. Aligned with capacitance sensors, the larger units absorb, retain, and then distribute heat evenly throughout the spaces. The design of the skin is interrelated to the program. Select cells diffuse light in hypersensitive areas and evolve into subtle photovoltaic cells which convert solar energy into electricity. read more
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Here are some renderings of the skin system removed from the building geometry. These were done in Maya. Floor plans/sections coming soon. read more
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These are renderings of the skin system deployed over the facade target surface. The images depict the skin system isolated, peeled from the rest of the building volume. These were done in Maya. read more
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There is some beautiful work coming from Michael Harris + David Jaubert over @ systemicprocess. They are working w/ a series of existing tools as well as their own custom user interfaces to allow for a higher degree of flexibility and a much more precise work flow. Take a look at some of the videos. They do an amazing job of allowing one into the process and the spaces that these lattices occupy.
Taken from the systemicprocess site:
systemicprocess is the collaboration of David Jaubert and Michael Harris. The working methodology of systemicprocess utilizes a wide coterie of tools from digital modeling and scripting to digital fabrication as a means of removing the barrier between the conceptualization of ideas and the palpability of realization. read more
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A sketch model of the library with the core book wall at the west side of the site , service block in the middle and reading spaces on the east side.
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(innitial module_”showzbuffer” view used to illustrate its dimensions)
The script is in a primitive form, but it successfully creates a structural network using my modular system. The next steps will involve the addition of curves and corresponding lofts to add flesh to this skeletal product.
By adjusting the point locations and created curves of the initial module, the script can be tailored to each project within the studio. The control factors are pretty straightforward. Simply deciding what additions or augmentations to make to the “seed”module in the form of point data and curve/loft creation will allow for the project to evolve at a new rate of speed.
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The skin of the library will embody structure, circulation, and filtration of natural resources. The 45-degree slope directs natural light as it changes throughout the day. As the skin evolves, the program of the library will expand, creating unique spacial qualities between each diamond.
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Image from flight404/Barbarian Group + Nervo = Awesome!
The Department of Digital Arts will present the panel discussion
“Code and the Artist’s Mark,” featuring digital artists Jean-Pierre
Hbert, C.E.B. Reas, and Camille Utterback on Wednesday, March 5, from
12:30 to 2:30 PM on the Brooklyn campus. The panel will be located in the
ARC Building, E-2 Lecture Hall, Lower Level. The event is free and open
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From Pete:
I put together a base template for a 1×1 unit which will transition easily into a multi unit version fairly easily. I made a quick diagram for you to post as well to help clarify some of the code. read more
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