Form finding Our aim in the form finding was to speculate on the best and functional shape. We used strings to understand how it’s possible to go further in a controlled twist. Doing several different models we understand which was the best rotation to achieve our goal, and we figure it out that the optimal [...]
Monthly Archives: November 2014
G3 – Controlled Twist/Aeroponic system
Posted in Borislav Schalev, Giuseppe di Domenico, Juan Diego Ramirez Leon, Lubna Alayeli Comments closed
Peripatetic Concatenation (G1 – Aeroponics / Mobility)
When handling large numbers of plants, contamination poses the greatest threat. The coupling of aeroponics with an almost fully automated growth system eliminates most soil-based deterrents as well as plant-to-plant activity, greatly decreasing infection and mortality rates. Conveyor systems work in tandem with the plants. The interconnected movement and growth will result in a mobile [...]
Posted in Farah Alayeli, Ngoc Anh Vu, Philip Serif, Shreyas More Comments closed
G5 _ Form Finding / Growth System
Symbiotic Growth System _ Polyculture Polyculture is a type of agriculture in which multiple crops are grown in the same space. For example, intercropping results in better use of land by growing together different crops that don’t compete for available resources, while companion planting takes advantage of the symbiotic relationships formed between various plant species in order to enhance [...]
Posted in Asya Guney, Kunaljit Singh Chadha, Samuel Shapiro Comments closed
Torre Baró Food Jungle
Posted in James Mitchell, Luisa Roth, Maja Czesnik, Zachary Trattner Comments closed
CONTROLLED TORSION / AQUAPONICS
Posted in Fathimath Sujna Shakir, John Koshy, Silasalin Krisanarungkhun, Yessica Gabriela Mendez Sierra Tagged aquaponics, form finding, geometry, lines, torsion, wire Comments closed