WHAT’S GT STUDIO?
GT Studio is an informal group within Gehry Technologies–the makers of Digital Project™ and providers of specialist parametric modeling services–dedicated to increasing the fluency and usability of Digital Project™ to the AEC community through events, competitions and learning resources.
WHAT’S YOUR PROBLEM?
What’s Your Problem is a “problems competition” open to architects, students, designers, engineers and other building professionals with problems to solve. The key difference is that instead of competing for design, you are competing for collaboration. We are looking for problems that are: not too grand in ambition (the more focused, the quicker we can help you), are design, fabrication or construction focused, and can be applied to an ongoing project. Show us your problem and the winners will win consulting time with our team of parametric modeling specialists in the New York office as well as a temporary license for Digital Project™. read more
Here is a close look at the competition entry by Penn State University for the Solar Decathlon, as well as a video of the Solar PV technology developed by Solyndra that was integrated into the scheme.
John Wardle Architects and Office dA have been named the winners of the competition to design the landmark new Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning site at the University of Melbourne. read more
Looking into future development trends and issues related to high density within the city, the project explores architectural solutions that focus on dealing with air pollution and the lack of sustainable energy. The proposal is a design for a sustainable skyscraper cluster that has integrated vertical wind-turbine technologies and parametric systems inspired from the “dandelion”. The building form, components and structure incorporates many techniques that maximize wind reception efficiency, performing like a mega-scale air-purification system for London. read more
core.form-ula is the academic wing of form-ula. Our goal is to provide a platform, be it physical or virtual where architects, artists, designers, engineers, scientists, and writers can come together in collaborative space.
Core.Profiles
A Brief introduction to some of the people doing what we find to be progressive work in the field of Architecture, Art, Design and Science.
