CITA
CategoryMulti-Scalar Modelling for Free-form Timber Structures (ESR 6)
ESR6 – MULTI SCALAR MODELLING FOR BUILDING DESIGN
AUTHOR: Paul Poinet
Multi-Scalar Modelling for Free-form Timber Structures (ESR 6) from Innochain Research on Vimeo.
Ongoing research on the modelling of free-form timber structures across scales. An abstract network is projected onto a master...
Adaptive blank typologies for free form timbers – ESR6
ESR6 – MULTI SCALAR MODELLING FOR BUILDING DESIGN
AUTHOR: Paul Poinet
Multi Scalar Modelling for Building Design (ESR 6): Adaptive blank typologies for free form timbers. from Innochain Research on Vimeo.
Based on waste percentage, this algorithm finds the most suitable blank topology for...
Graph theory and mapping systems – ESR6
ESR6 – MULTI SCALAR MODELLING FOR BUILDING DESIGN
AUTHOR: Paul Poinet
The information data contained within an architectural project is usually increasing proportionally with time.
At the beginning of the design process, it is possible manipulate data in a very flexible manner and observe...
Mette Ramsgard Thomsen
Mette Ramsgard Thomsen’s research centres on the intersection between architecture and computer science. During the last 15 years her focus has been on the profound changes that digital technologies instigate in the way architecture is thought, designed and built. In 2005 she founded the Centre for IT and Architecture research group (CITA) at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture, Design and Conservation. During the last 10 years she has successfully built up a strong international group In 2010 she became full Professor in Architecture and Digital Technologies.
ESR14- DESIGN FOR ASSEMBLY
Industrial Partners: designtoproduction, Bluhmer Lehmann. One of the central achievements of digital chain is the ability to mass customise building elements creating individualised solutions and enabling new kinds of building geometries. While methods for the design and production of customised elements have matured, the planning of assembly procedures remains undeveloped in the building sector – in contrast to for example to product design .