Digital materiality in architecture : Gramazio & Kohler ; [translations: Laura Bruce, Monica Buckland]. txt
Idioma: Español Switzerland : Lars Muller Publishers , 2008Descripción: 111 p. col. ill. (some fold.), plans ; 31 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- NA1353.G635 A4 2008
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Robots build! At their Program in Architecture and Digital Production at the Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule (ETH) Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich), the architects Gramazio & Kohler have installed a research facility that is unique in the world. It is based on a computer-controlled industrial robot that produces construction elements directly from design data. The robot works flexibly with a tremendous range of tools and materials. In this way Gramazio & Kohler probe the exciting potential of digital design, construction, and manufacturing techniques for architecture. Gramazio & Kohler attracted widespread attention with the sWISH Pavilion at the Swiss National Exposition Expo 02 and the new Christmas lighting display on Zurich's Bahnhofstrasse. In their projects they incorporate insights and discoveries from the field of computer-aided production into the architectonic design process, using computers to develop innovative construction techniques and architecture. First structures using robots have already been built. Thus, the much noted Gantenbein vineyard in Flasch employs facades with individually laid bricks for the first time. This publication places explosive insights, theses, and conclusions from the dialectic between physically experienceable architecture and digital processes up for debate.
Contents:
7 Digital Materiality in Architecture Fabio Gramazio and Matthias Kohler --
12 How Much Freedom Can You Handle mTable, Table Series 2002 --
16 Wave Over Public Bath, Locarno, Competition 2006 --
18 1 CM of Information, 7 Tons of Concrete Interferences Cube, Swiss Art Awards, Art Basel 2003 --
22 Superwood Wood Carvings, Restaurant of the Monte Rosa Alpine Hut 2008 - 2009 --
24 Under my Skin Swish, Exhibition Pavilion at Expo.02, Biel 2000 - 2002 --
30 Veiling Private House, Riedikon 2004 - 2009 --
32 Interjections I --
34 ON OFF Tanzhaus, Contemporary Dance House, Zurich 2005 - 2007 --
40 Lightline Polychrome Light Installation, Uster 2006 - 2008 --
42 The World’s Largest Timepiece Bahnhofstrasse Christmas Lights, Zurich 2003 - 2005 --
49 A Short Biography of KR 150 L110 Brenda Lynn Edgar --
51 Robocrop A Cut through the Visual History of Robotics 1921 - 2028 --
57 R O B Robotic Fabrication Unit 2007 - 2008 --
58 Interjections II --
60 Adding on Research and Teaching Projects on Additive Processes, ETH Zurich --
74 Interjections III --
76 Taking Away Research and Teaching Projects on Perforations, ETH Zurich --
88 Rubik Science City Housing, Zurich, Competition 2008 --
90 Interjections IV --
92 Heart of Bricks Pavilion for Gallery Seroussi, Paris, Competition 2007 --
94 17 of Deviation Gantenbein Vineyard Façade, Flasch 2006 --
102 Structural Oscillations Installation at the 11th Venice Architecture Biennale, Swiss Pavilion 2008 --
110 Credits --
Worldwide Books, Apr/08/2009, 2009-1009.