The geometry of the interior slatted walls has been developed as a connective tissue from the habitable, rectilinear floor plan to the irregular ceiling geometry. Surfaces constructed to span between these points of departure are scripted to be populated with 3″ by 1″ slats at 1.5″ spacing.
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UPDATE + answers from Bentley User Group
Robert Aish leaves Bentley by Lars Hesselgren – 01 November 2007
“The future of Generative Components is still safe.
Most people’s reaction to the news that Robert Aish has resigned from Bentley and is joining Autodesk is “Well what happens to GC now?”. read more
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Along the same lines as size+matter by Amanda-Levete but with a much more malleable material. read more
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The Size+Matter project on London’s South Bank is one of the focal points of the London Design Festival. In a bid to drag the focus south of the river and onto the ever-developing South Bank area, the London Design Festival commissioned two globally renowned British architects, read more
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