Design Studio Air Interim Presentation Stefanie Judd 638809
Research Field Biomimicry
Manifold Installation at the AA Projects Review 2004
‘Biomimicry is when the design and production of materials and structures are modelled on or take the ideas of biological processes and entities.’
Case study 1.0 Aranda Lasch - The Morning Line
My selection criteria was based on:
1. Whether the outcome was interesting, is it plain and simple? Or is it detailed and different?
2. Individuality. How different is it to the original design?
4. Potential. Can I further this design, or is it at its peak? I want to be able to continue exploring an idea, not have the limits reached early on.
I chose Aranda Lasch’s ‘The Morning Line’ as my first biomimicry case study. I chose it because it is interesting and I found there were so many opportunities for adaptation. There are so many geometries at different scales, it creates an interesting composition, I would like to perhaps use these ideas in my future designs.
Case study 2.0 ICD/ITKE Research Pavilion 2011
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2 Wrap Cull points
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to make 2D voronoi curves
Process diagram
the 2D curves around 3D curves defining the boundary of the pavilion
Mid Points of curves, the point then offset peperpendicular in the positive direction
Surface Split
Cutting Plane
Split the part of the
Offset curves
geometry above and below the cutting plane for
perpendicular from the base polygon to create a capped surface
Exploration Is it Dynamic?
Design Potential
prototypes
Response to the Site
Biomimetic Form
proposal for Walkway
Direct the flow of people
Interesting Tactile Experience
Connection Between Coop and Garden
Relation to the site Materials
French Pavilion, World Expo 2015 in Milan, XTU Architects
Nature and Man Made Combined
Harmonious Integration