Cardboard Pavilion, Prof. Luigi Alini Università di Catania, con AION. In collaborazione con International Paper Catania, Siracusa, 2009. Cardboard Pavilion, Prof. Luigi Alini University of Catania, with AION. In collaboration with International Paper Catania, Siracusa, 2009.
Professors: José Pedro Sousa, João Pedro Xavier Students: Afonso Portela, Ana Santos, Ana Martins, Ana Maia, Ana Silva, André Castanheira, André Avelelas, André Oliveira, António Rebelo, Beatriz Almeida, Carolina Gomes, Catarina Ferreira, Daniel Almeida, Diogo Zenha, Diogo Veiga, Eloi Gonçalves, Fátima Rodrigues, Francisco Pereira, Francisco Pinhal, Francisco Ascensão, Gonçalo Carvalho, Inês Oliveira, Inês Azevedo, Iolanda Tavares, Joana Ferreira, João Gomes, João Paupério, João Amorim, Jorge Reis, Juliana Margato, Kelly Oliveira, Lourenço Rodrigues, Maria Otto,
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Maria Dunões, Mariana Costa, Miguel Vale, Miguel Pereira, Milene Mendes, Nuno Nascimento, Nuno Santiago, Renan Ferreira, Ricardo Amaral, Rui Laranjinha, Rui Oliveira, Sandra Pinto, Sara Monteiro, Stefanie André, Tiago Azevedo, Tiago Luis. [20] The workshop was held at the Mediterranean FabLab of Cava De’ Tirreni from 13th to 16th of May 2013 in collaboration with Co-de.iT. The tutors were Andrea Graziano & Amleto Picerno. [21] To create a planar surface of hexagons ‘Kangaroo’ software was used.
[22] Cardboard Pavilion (2009 2010) was realized at the Faculty of Architecture of Siracusa, University of Catania, by Professor Luigi Alini in collaboration with Aion and partnership with: International Paper, Comieco & Material Design. Students: Claudia Maria Amato, Francesco Di Domenico, Erika Mangano, Alessandro Odierna, Francesca Petriglieri, Mariaclaudia Porto, Alberto Risciglione, Veronica Roccaforte, Alberto Scamacca, Alessio Scarlata, Gaetano Scribano, Chiara Serra, Liliana Signorelli, Vincenzo Sortino, Beatrice Tamà, Tiziana Tellini, Erika Trovato, Mariagiovanna Zisa.
[23] Which means that on average 11 minutes and 30 seconds pass before it starts to burn. [24] 100 connectors, 24 herringbone elements, 24 diamond elements and 3 diamond ridge elements, is everything needed for the construction of three arches. [25] Achim Menges, “Simple systems - Complex capacities. Integrative processes of morphogenesis in computational architecture ”, in Techné, Journal of Technological Design, n°2, 2011, p. 74. [26] Deyan Sudjic.