Architectural object, Timisoara 16th-22nd July 2012.
Digital technology techniques were used to generate answers for a real context. The site analysis gave us the architectural object's creative process parameters. Through digital fabrication like 3d printing and CNC milling, the virtually generated geometries were materialized at a small scale and then at the real scale.
The workshop had 3 stages:
The first was represented by a series of tutorials, which helped the participants become more familiar with the parametric design processes using plugins like Grasshopper, Geco + Ecotect, Kangaroo, and digital fabrication techniques.
For the second stage, the participants had to study the relationships between the site's geometrical parameters and a design process using physical force simulations.
The last stage was dedicated to 3d printing prototypes and assembling Aether Eye Installation at full scale.
Digital technology techniques were used to generate answers for a real context. The site analysis gave us the architectural object's creative process parameters. Through digital fabrication like 3d printing and CNC milling, the virtually generated geometries were materialized at a small scale and then at the real scale.
The workshop had 3 stages:
The first was represented by a series of tutorials, which helped the participants become more familiar with the parametric design processes using plugins like Grasshopper, Geco + Ecotect, Kangaroo, and digital fabrication techniques.
For the second stage, the participants had to study the relationships between the site's geometrical parameters and a design process using physical force simulations.
The last stage was dedicated to 3d printing prototypes and assembling Aether Eye Installation at full scale.
