hydropanel is a project developed in Digital Matter : Intelligent Construction Studio
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The project was to define the material behaviors and utilize them in a way that
a new material system can be introduced and applied onto architectural appliances.
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hydropanel is benefited from the evaporative behavior of the hydrogels
which result in lowering the temperature of the surroundings.
As part of the theory-based seminar developed with Dennis Dollens developing an analysis of research methods directed to support generative design in the context of the Studio.
Can buildings think? derives from: Can machines think? The original was asked by Alan Turing in 1950 referencing computers and became a theoretical and algorithmic quest implicating biological simulation, artificial intelligence (AI), and A-life.
Here is some of the work developed.
The workshop held at CITA last week, investigating the potential to build a canopy between the two workshop spaces at KADK proposing a structure covering a courtyard used for open-air material experiments, concluded with the final presentation of the prototype developed.
To end the trip to Copenhagen on a lighter and more touristic note, the Students and tutors then had the pleasure of visiting BIG. Read More
