Browsing: parametric design

Space is inevitable, yet a fresh field to explore when we question the future of human habitations. MIT Media Lab…

The parametric design plugin of Karamba provides simulation approaches to predict a design object’s performance in the real environment

Remnants of a Future Architecture is an artifact developed by Roland Snooks, RMIT Architecture, Tectonic Formation Lab, and FormX Technology.

As an algorithm-based method merging the design intent with the design outcome, Parametric design has been the most debated design approach among architects.

The Shell-Art Object is made especially for the ArchMoscow expo by the makers of Invisiline (Red Dot winners invisible slot diffusers)

World-renowned Turkish artist and sculptor Seçkin Pirim has designed the ‘Gate of Zero’ pavilion as a permanent sculpture for the Joali Being, a wellness center located on Bodufushi Island in the Maldives. The designer used complex algorithms using parametric design and computational tools to generate the pavilion’s geometry. The statue-like geometry serves as a gateway and welcomes visitors to the island. Inspired by the skirt form of whirling dervishes, the pavilion allows visitors to walk through it and enjoy the inner spaces.

Created with space-grade technologies that were developed for long-term sustainable missions on Mars and surrounded by the woods in Upstate New York, TERA by Ai SpaceFactory is this week’s Uncoverd project.

Horizontal and vertical frames lace a farmhouse, a research center, and a display arena. Sanya Jinmao Farm Lab designed by CLOU Architects presents a striking structural composition of grids and guides in Sanya City, Hainan Island. Nanshan Co-life Pavilion and Nanfan Exhibition Hall in the Nanfan High-tech Park exposes two multifunctional spaces with 6,900 square meters of total construction.

Wind Pavilion, designed and woven by Tongji CAUP, presents a bamboo-structured pavilion at the Longshanyuan in Anji City. The abode serves the tourists as a place to rest. The shelter can accommodate a small group for performances and team-building events. The curvaceous design enfolds various landscape characteristics from diverse aspects and integrates bifurcated herringbone sheds as the spatial prototype.

The studio workshop aims to introduce the potentials of material-driven deformation behavior for architectural applications. The workshop is organized by PAACADEMY in collaboration with ITECH, University of Stuttgart. ITECH will provide a certificate of attendance upon delivering the final project.