Derivative Parametric

THIS SITE EXPLORES THE CAPABILITIES OF PARAMETRIC DESIGN AS A TOOL TO CREATE FORM AND SPACE

[vbychkov]

[quietpersonloudbrain]

[spyrogif]

[thisisanthology]

Scale partition system

http://ift.tt/1LSUseY

[nexttoparchitects]

#next_top_architects by digitalfutures “Got the ABB robot to draw today. #pifabrobotics #prattsoa #prattarchitecture #abb #architecture”

[nexttoparchitects]

#nextarch by @laclark3 #next_top_architects Just submitted this #installation #design to @burningman … Fingers crossed I will be able to build it at this years event!! #architecture #next_top_architects #art #shadows #spaceframe #lattice #structure #wood #parametric @next_top_architects #archistudents #BurningManArt #fabrication

[wowgreat]

bone-twist 03 (by HolgerLippmann (work in process))

[itscolossal]

Video: Hypnotic New Kinetic Sculptures by Anthony Howe [WATCH]

[gyulailevi]

@gyulailevi 2016/01/01

[sciviz-blog]

Bone Cross Section by Alexey Kashpersky for Radius Digital Science

[danielwidrig]

CREAM, CNC milled relief #cnc #industrygallery #artbaselmiami #sculpture #danielwidrig #design #relief

[itscolossal]

Optical Float Paintings Suspended in Layers of Glass by Wilfried Grootens

[derivative-parametric]

The alley as the last true resemblance of our utilitarian urban past. Like the back door of any home, it is sometimes left to rot along with the idea of privacy. As we begin to extract every inch out the city, we will begin to turn to the alleys as a sort of retreat from the city itself. The distance between the buildings that make up an alley resemble an image of a city when there was no need for cars. We have built our cities around two car lanes and have forgotten that cities were created differently before that, but our alleys did not. Some still used today to secrete our deepest secrets, others vacant to exploit by vandals, but all an unexploited opportunity to take back the public realm. Look not at the alley for its inability to become the highlight of our social well-being but as the tie to a time into our history in which we lived a simpler life.

[fabriciomora]

Flexible Landscape (Shanghai, China ) -  GOA Architects

[prostheticknowledge]

Shylight

Installation by Studio Drift features hanging lights whose shades open and close like flowers:

Certain types of flowers close at night, for self-defense and to conserve their resources. This highly evolved natural mechanism is called nyctinasty, and inspired Studio Drift to create Shylight, a light sculpture that unfolds and retreats in a fascinating choreography mirroring that of real flowers. Most man-made objects have a static form, while everything natural in this world, including people, are subject to constant metamorphosis and adaptation to their surroundings. Shylight is the result of a question: how can an inanimate object mimic those changes that express character and emotions? After a research period of five years, Studio Drift found the final form to express their idea. It is a lamp that looks alive because of unpredictable, natural-looking movements: it descends to blossom in all its glorious beauty, to subsequently close and retreat upwards again. The Shylight is created out of many layers of silk, which cause it to move with the grace of a dancer. The movement of the lights can be controlled by an iPhone or iPad, opening up a range of possibilities such as a choreography to music.

More at Studio Drift here

[ideasdi]

MESA LEONARDO

Diseño: Carlo Forcolini

Hecha con madera de caoba contrachapada, cuenta con un sistema telescópico que permite una elevación vertical.

http://www.architonic.com/

[fabriciomora]

Terminal of arts and culture ( Helsinki, Finland ) - Lee Otterson