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Parametric Paperstrip This parametric model represents the geometry of a twisted straight paperstrip. Length, width, and twist are adjustable. Some example strips. By definition these surfaces are developable. The paperstrip as generative element. Download the definition here. 09.02.2011 / MICHAEL WEINSTOCK : MAS CAAD ETHZ 2010-2011 · ITA(Institute of Technology in Architecture), Faculty of Architecture ETH Zurich Posted by mascaad2010 on Sunday, February 6, 2011 · Leave a Comment 09.02.2011, 14:00, Michael Weinstock @ HCI J 4 www.architectureofemergence.com Metabolism of the City Geometry has always been the principal mathematical means of describing the form of a city, persisting from the plans of ancient cities through to many contemporary studies. The hypothesis of our current research is that the combination of the study of energy, information and material flows and their networks in relation to the environmental physics of the urban surface and spatial patterns of the city, and how each acts upon the other over time, will be a significant step towards understanding of the dynamics of cities. Michael Weinstock’s lecture: Weinstock’s strategy to generate an urban form through series of genetic evolutions is based on climatologist mathematics and physics.
Paper rings by Tithi Kutchamuch and Nutre Arayavanish Designers Tithi Kutchamuch and Nutre Arayavanish of TT:NT have designed a range of fold-out paper jewellery, launched at Origin at Somerset house in London last month. Update: this project is included in Dezeen Book of Ideas, which is on sale now for £12. The collection consists of twelve ring designs, which are laser-cut from paper and sold flat for the user to assemble. Rings are available in a sheet with all twelve or individually. The following is from TT:NT: Birthday Ring is the laser-engraved-fine paper card that can be able to fold into flower-shaped ring. There are 12 birth flowers altogether for each calendar month. They are the special birthday present for the special day. All year rings is a flat sheet of laser-engraved-fine paper with recycling paper package, work as a calendar, contains 12 flower-shaped rings for each months for all year long. More about Tithi Kutchamuch on Dezeen: A secret friend
JORGE AYALA: Landscape Urbanism Lab | Final Projects 18 December, 2010 Landscape Urbanism Lab | Final Projects [Tristan]_ Infrastructural Ecologies | La Défense [Jonas]_ Typological Transformations | [Laurent]_ Integral Urbanism | Gare du Nord_Gare de l'Est [Lauren_Julien]_ Sensational Urbanism | Porte de la Chapelle [Franck]_ Suburban Housing | Colombes [Martin]_ Extreme Landscapes | Bois de Vincennes [Lucio_Marysol]_ Emergent Communities | Boulevard Barbès [Tom]_ Parametric Urbanism | [Xiaofu_ Yingjie]_ Public Grounds | Saclay [Michael_ Paul_ Nicholas]_ the 21st Arrondissement | 20° Arrondissement © Landscape Urbanism ESA Paris Archives To know more about Landscape Urbanism ESA click here. Email ThisBlogThis! label: esa_paris 02 No comments: Post a Comment Newer PostOlder PostHome Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) JORGE-AYALA.com is the (highly) personal web log of #JorgeAyala. It has a decent bit of content based on the [Ay]A Plethora, the AAtelier, [Ay]A Studio, my Clothing Design in addition to a few living experiences and quotes. Jorge Ayala Jorge Ayala Paris Posts
parisian urbanism perception through a 6-point perspective // realtime 4D-3D This week I was working on adapting my previous method of reconstructing spaces to work with the spherical / 6-point perspective footage that I captured in Paris. My aim was to analyse these urban rooms in terms of their perceived depth for the visitor walking through them, not as a static construction, but as a moving 4-dimensional perspective. Using the projection-based method of calculating depths, I create a 3d which is a subjective representation of the experience of “being in” the space, rather than a literal reconstruction of the geometries. the 3-dimensional scan which is produced, becomes a tool for analysis, identifying the effects of real objects in the scene on the viewer’s perceptions of depth, enclosure, and feelings of interiority and exteriority (represented in the 3d output of the scan process) first drawing: second drawing: Also, alongside this I was invited to do the Dip 1 workshop during open week, which focused on augmented realities and computer visions.
A stage for the city Bin Jiang Bin Jiang Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis University College London 1-19 Torrington Place, London WC1E 6BT, UK Tel: +44 171 391 1255, Fax: +44 171 813 2843 Email: b.jiang@ucl.ac.uk A Space Syntax Approach to Spatial Cognition in Urban Environments Abstract Geographic space is a large scale space which is beyond the human perception, and can not be seen from a single viewpoint. Keywords: Spatial cognition, space syntax, naïve geography. 1. Spatial cognition is the human understanding and perception of geographic space. The traditional view on spatial cognition is said to be based on cognitive maps (Lynch 1960) - a mental map about the geographic space. In the context of this paper, a new kind of map called an axial map using the space syntax approach is introduced, which, we believe, has more resemblance to a cognitive map. The work presented here is also motivated by naïve geography in the field of spatial information theory, a theoretical basis for GIS. 2. (a) (b) 3. 4. 5. References
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