Paper Modeling
SKLExploring paper and cardboard as materials for architectural models, prototypes, and spatial design exploration.
FLOW
"Flow" is a holistic wellness center that spatializes well-being through layered volumes and intersecting planes. Rejecting traditional closed rooms, it eliminates forced routes in favor of fluid, non-linear circulation. Strategic galleries dissolve boundaries, allowing users to experience the space freely at their own rhythm while staying connected.
Temporal Parasols
A unique, deployable architectural intervention for the mountainous Indian Yatra, this project utilizes origami and parasol structures to meet the site in an efficient and effective way, maximizing the space for a community to come together in shared religious harmony.
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Beginning with the unifying idea of origami and applying it to 3 different type of structure serving 3 types functions and yet following a unifying hexagonal grid is well translated. The resultant space successfully address varying degree of privacy, found within application of a singular geometry and its variations . The overall master plan arrangement though not adequately illustrated, does provide a solution that addresses the compactness , grid likes modularity as well as psychological need to seeing different kind of spaces ( anchor spaces ) without feeling too regimental . The decision to go with larger tent units for dwelling, (as against multiple smaller units) seems wiser and practical to address climatic conditions in such a terrain. The presentation is clear, readable ad explanatory. Response to topography remains unaddressed and is the weakest link of the design. The langar spaces and the toilets forming a concentric ring doesn't seem convincing practically, but can be resolved with more thought. The sense of community is addressed at every scale and arrangement , which is the most commendable aspect of this design .
- Interesting idea and narrative. - Modules are too large and may not be handled easily.
FOLD - EXPAND TO RELAX
The design of the urban furniture is designed as simple, modular, portable, foldable element, etc which can adapt to any urban space throughout the world and has the ability to withstand to any human load of different age groups.
interactive company
Considering the growing desire of humanity toward individualism, we?ve decided to give each individual a special area, One that could be used for personal and group purposes at the same time.
Polyhedra sculpture
This project is part of an art exhibition where the visitors are invited to remix the sculptures they see in the exhibition. The sculptures on display are made of plaster and the sculptures really makes for a stunning appearance with the contrast of soft shadows and razor sharp edges. In the middle of the exhibi
wow
I have very much enjoyed playing with the parametric tool for this entry. The combination of allowable variables gives well-constrained freedom, letting me generate forms of my own that are clearly within the intent of the original designer. It's also one of the few entries where the method of fabrication is clear, well-presented and with an understandable scale. The fabricated objects shown on the page are very beautiful and i enjoy the underlying mathematics.
DIY - silicone baking tin
Do your own cake design, 3d-print a mold based on y
This is a well executed design taking into account the fabrication and look of the final product. The only concern is from a health standpoint and if any leaching or microplastic concerns arise from using the product. It would also be nice to have a flat bottom option, especially for cupcake size moulds.
Modo chair
A concise journal entry recounting how parametric modeling and 3D printing transformed the essence of heat-bent plywood into a modern, interlocking chair design.
Urban Oasis
A proposal for secluded but charming space between the earth, sea, wind and the heavens. Inviting everyone to stop, sit, eat, play, and relax.
Impressive scheme for the earth made competition theme, brave idea for the new residential project and also related to the context of the history.
Precise Imprecision
Flexible Construction with Robotic Fabric Formwork Precise Imprecision defines a new robotic construction technique through stack casting fabric molds by KUKA industrial robot and human, and re-defines "precise" and "imprecise" in digital fabrication.
Parallel Projections
The proposed building serves the notion to develop the spaces which correspond to the constant interaction of the students with the building and the university through multiple lenses of visual, social, physical and cultural impact. In a strong gesture, a corresponding mass is added and connected with the existing building through a bridge on top forming
Origami Pavilion
Saturday Market and Art Exhibition Space Located in the lively Grand lake area of Oakland California, the project aims to elevate the experience people have of this popular Saturday market destination by supporting local artists and artisans to show their work.
A generally very successful submission, well presented, well conceived and well designed. The folding is entirely appropriate to the concept. It is a folded form that could continue to develop through many iterations, at many scales and with many different materials, to create a diversity of temporary, semi-permanent and permanent structures.
Great design. Very well presented.
A great solution to the design brief which as an origami artist I find attractive and practical.
Paper Street
‘Paper-street’ is recognized to transform underutilized urban spaces into vibrantly activated, mixed social and artistic destinations. It is located at Goold Street in Central, Sydney - one of the 100 metres long low use lane way. This kind of underused space is common in Sydney.
Great project
Wow amazing
Great work amazing