Monthly Archives: November 2010

Collapsing Volume Lamp

This Collapsing Volume lamp designed by Studio Dror is built in a similar way, though the process is additive rather than subtractive and it does something you can only do with rapid prototyping: The manufacturer, Materialise.MGX, starts off with a pile of powdered nylon, and then a CNC laser selectively sinters (SLS) parts of the nylon into solid links [...]

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TOTE: by Serie Architects

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A series of disused buildings from Mumbai’s colonial past set within the Mumbai Race Course are to be converted to form a series of restaurant and bars. The conservation guidelines call for the preservation of the roof profile for three-quarters of the buildings and full conservation for the remaining one-quarter. The interesting aspect of the [...]

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Digital Fabrication #1 Case Studies

PTW ARCHITECTS – ARUP – CSCEC – CCDI WATER CUBE The Aquatics Center hosted the swimming, diving and Synchronized Swimming events during the Olympics. The Water Cube was specially designed and built by a consortium made up of PTW Architects (an Australian architecture firm), Arup international engineering group, CSCEC (China State Construction Engineering Corporation), and [...]

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