Dec 9, 20070
Nov 29, 20070
Tower Study
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A tower study done by scripting spirals and applying a surface mesh that connects to the ’structural’ spiraling columns. This image is a clip of the lower part of the elevation.
Nov 27, 20070
Space-filling Tetrahedra Surface Configuration Study (Extensible Strut, Flexible Node)
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The study started with the investigation of rules which govern equilateral triangles, being the basis for the construction of the faces of regular tetrahedra. A mathematical function was created to explain the relationship between minimum and maximum strut extensibility.
Nov 26, 20070
Stamped Plain Weave
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This is a 3 dimensional representation of a plain weave, created in Digital Project. The way in which it was designed, takes on more of a stamped metal approach. In which the members bends and turns are pre-determined. I added colors so that the cross members would be easier to read. read more
Nov 20, 20071
Twisting Towers
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Early massing studies for a tower of multiple twisting strands. In addition to rotating about the central core, the profile of each strand also varies over the height of the tower to produce a visually striking effect. read more
Nov 18, 20071
Further Structural Spiral Studies
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Nov 13, 20071
Farewell Liquid Sky
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Nov 11, 20070
Single Sheet Folded Paper / Digital Model
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Below are 3 series of images. First are images of single sheet of paper folded into a pattern originally created by Ron Resch. This is a single sheet with no cutouts, tears, etc. The second set of images show the flat pattern and the basic module and its rules for folding. As the individual module gets folded in 3D space the corners must stay on a sphere that has the rule of ‘diameter = sqrt 2 * edge length’. read more
Nov 8, 20070
Facade Cladding Panels
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A study to create a clading skin system that developed from a penrose pattern. Some panels were removed and others rotated. This is the original 2D drawing of the penrose pattern. The penrose have been mirrored by their edges and vertices. read more
Nov 5, 20070
Parametric Woven Surface
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