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We are developing an interactive pneumatic architecture that transforms dynamically in response to context. Its air-filled cells comprise a multilayered skin that allows for digitally controlled airflow to transform the shape in realtime. Collaborators are Master of Architecture candidates working in the Computational Environments Studio run by Joanne Jakovich, Bert Bongers and Jason McDermott at the University of Technology, Sydney [UTS].
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- This little flower
- Schedule Update
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- UPDATE
- 16/6/08
- Yesterday
- engadget
- Allright so
- Photos of the phisical model
- Photomontage Exterior view
- Photomontage internal view
- Photomontage view from balcony
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- About rain
- Weather forecast
- Time-Space diagram
- film 02
- the first "prototype" laser cut foot assembled.
- mesh on prototype
- Lighting effect sample
- Zoning Systems & Pre-Max patches
- Input output
- Technical Group Update
- animation showing the space transforming
- 3D max file
- new animation (simple)
- Quotes anyone? Quotes?
- Material Department update
- alternative images
- Plan
- Something weird has landed
- proposed flyer
- TECHNICAL: Footing Design
- Rough Lighting Effect!
- Material Department
- Fan Testing
- Light Sensors
- Servo Controller
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1 comment:
thats great! - Could you try to organise everything with UTS so that we can be sure its okay to set it up... Its getting really close.
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