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Philippe Block · Jan Knippers Niloy J. Mitra · Wenping Wang Editors Advances in Architectural Geometry 2014 Advances in Architectural Geometry 2014 Philippe Block JanKnippers NiloyJ. Mitra (cid:2) (cid:2) (cid:2) Wenping Wang Editors Advances in Architectural Geometry 2014 123 Editors PhilippeBlock JanKnippers ETHZurich UniversityofStuttgart Inst.forTechnologyinArchitecture Inst.ofBuildingStructuresand Zurich StructuralDesign Switzerland Stuttgart Germany NiloyJ.Mitra UniversityCollegeLondon WenpingWang Dept.ofComputerScience TheUniversityofHongKong London Dept.ofComputerScience UnitedKingdom HongKong HongKongSAR ISBN978-3-319-11417-0 ISBN978-3-319-11418-7(eBook) DOI10.1007/978-3-319-11418-7 SpringerChamHeidelbergNewYorkDordrechtLondon LibraryofCongressControlNumber:2014957535 MathematicsSubjectClassification(2010):00A67,97M80 ©SpringerInternationalPublishingSwitzerland2015 Thisworkissubjecttocopyright.AllrightsarereservedbythePublisher,whetherthewholeorpartof thematerialisconcerned,specificallytherightsoftranslation,reprinting,reuseofillustrations,recitation, broadcasting,reproductiononmicrofilmsorinanyotherphysicalway,andtransmissionorinformation storageandretrieval,electronicadaptation,computersoftware,orbysimilarordissimilarmethodology nowknownorhereafterdeveloped.Exemptedfromthislegalreservationarebriefexcerptsinconnection with reviews or scholarly analysis or material supplied specifically for the purpose of being entered and executed on a computer system, for exclusive use by the purchaser of the work. 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Coverillustration:“ConstructingComplexGeometries:ACaseStudyontheCitédesCivilisations du VininBordeaux,France”byB.Soquier,R.Mizzi,D.DureisseixandJB.Valettewithkindpermission byXTUarchitects2013,Paris. Printedonacid-freepaper SpringerispartofSpringerScience+BusinessMedia(www.springer.com) Preface Architecturalgeometryliesatthe coreofthearchitecturaldesignprocess,playing important roles from the initial form finding to the final construction phase. Its multi-disciplinarynatureprovidesaworldstagefordialoguesbetweenarchitecture practitioners, engineers, geometers, and computer scientists, as testified by the multitude of innovative solutions and new challenges arising from this fruitful exchange. We are pleased to bring the fourth edition of the Advances in Architectural Geometry2014(AAG’14)toLondon,arguablytheepicentreofarchitecturalgeom- etry with an immense density of advanced and prolific architecture, engineering practices,designfirms,anduniversitiesthatpushdevelopmentinthisexcitingfield. The Advances in Architectural Geometry 2014 is the fourth version of the conference series, which was founded under the guidance of Helmut Pottmann and colleagues in 2008. The wealth of knowledge and experience to be shared in the program at AAG’14 reflects the success of the initial purpose and wide interests across the communities of architecture design, structural engineering, computationalgeometryandappliedgeometry. We invited widely recognized and highly distinguished experts in the field as keynote speakers. Cristiano Ceccato is responsible for the geometrical and tech- nologicaldevelopmentofa wideseriesofinternationallyrecognizediconographic buildingsofZahaHadidArchitectsandcontributedtothedevelopmentofrulebased design processes and parametric form finding in digital design processes; Daniel Bossia, Director at AKT II and Head of the specialist team at P.art®, has both structural engineeringand architecture degrees, and is an expert in computational and structural design with extensive knowledge in programming, form finding andnon-linearanalysis;BehrokhKhoshnevis,ProfessoratUniversityofSouthern California, is widely regarded as a pioneer in contour crafting that represents culminationof knowledgeacrossrobotics, motionplanning,and civil engineering leading to smart robots that can possibly automate the construction of single buildingsor coloniesofbuildingsin the verynearfuture;andfinally,MarkPauly, Professor of Computer Science at the Ecole Polytechnique Federal de Lausanne, v vi Preface bringsus back to core studies in geometryand computationalapproachesto form finding. Thepapersco-chairswiththehelpofascientificcommitteehavesupervisedand curatedthescientificprogramofAAG’14.Fromapoolof65submissions,24papers havebeenacceptedandincludedinthepresentproceedingspublishedbySpringer. Inaddition,12workshopproposalsand20Cpostershavebeenaccepted.Wewould like to thank allthe authors,reviewers,keynotespeakers,and workshoplecturers, andtheattendantswhohavemadetremendouseffortstocontributetotheexciting program of AAG’14. We would especially like to thank the University College London(UCL) and the sponsorswho have made this AAG financially viable. We alsothankDr.LorettaChoiforherexcellentadministrativesupportduringthepaper submissionprocess,andStephenMerchant,DawnBailey,andMoosHeutingfrom theUCL fortheiruntiringsupportduringthemonthsofpreparationleadingtothe actualconference. Stuttgart,Germany JanKnippers Zurich,Switzerland PhilippeBlock HongKong,HongKongSAR WenpingWang Vienna,Austria AlexanderSchiftner London,UK NiloyJ.Mitra Contents Simulation of Aggregate Structures in Architecture: Distinct-ElementModelingofSyntheticNon-convexGranulates .......... 1 KarolaDierichsandAchimMenges Post-tensionedDiscreteConcreteElementsDevelopedfor Free-formConstruction ......................................................... 15 OleEgholmPedersen,NielsMartinLarsen,andDavePigram Modular Fibrous Morphologies: ComputationalDesign, SimulationandFabricationofDifferentiatedFibreComposite BuildingComponents............................................................ 29 StefanaParascho, JanKnippers, MoritzDörstelmann, MarshallPrado,andAchimMenges ApplicationofHybridGlass-TimberElementsinArchitecture............ 47 PhilippEversmann, PaulEhret, ChristianLouter, andManuelSantarsiero Gaudi’sPuffyJacket:A Methodfor the Implementation ofFabricSlumpCastingintheConstructionofThin-Wall FunicularVaultStructures...................................................... 61 IainMaxwellandDavePigram NewOpportunitiestoOptimizeStructuralDesignsinMetal byUsingAdditiveManufacturing.............................................. 79 SaloméGaljaard,SanderHofman,andShiboRen InteractiveModelingofArchitecturalFreeformStructures: CombiningGeometrywithFabricationandStatics.......................... 95 Caigui Jiang, ChengchengTang, Marko Tomicˇic´, Johannes Wallner,andHelmutPottmann vii viii Contents BiomimeticLightweightTimberPlateShells:Computational IntegrationofRoboticFabrication,ArchitecturalGeometry andStructuralDesign ........................................................... 109 OliverDavidKrieg,TobiasSchwinn,AchimMenges,Jian-MinLi, JanKnippers,AnnetteSchmitt,andVolkerSchwieger FormFindingofTwistedInterlacedStructures:AHybridApproach..... 127 SinaNabaei,OlivierBaverel,andYvesWeinand A Graph-Based Approach for Discovery of Stable DeconstructionSequences....................................................... 145 LukasBeyeler,Jean-CharlesBazin,andEmilyWhiting AdvancedTopologyOptimizationMethodsforConceptual ArchitecturalDesign............................................................. 159 NielsAage,OdedAmir,AndersClausen,LiorHadar,DanaMaier, andAsbjørnSøndergaard ComputationalDesign and Construction of Notch-Free ReciprocalFrameStructures................................................... 181 NicolasMellado,PengSong,XiaoqiYan,Chi-WingFu,andNiloy J.Mitra SurfacePanelizationUsingPeriodicConformalMaps ...................... 199 Thilo Rörig, Stefan Sechelmann, Agata Kycia, and Moritz Fleischmann Geometrical Solution Space for Grid Structures withDouble-WalledEdges...................................................... 215 AndresSevtsukandRaulKalvo DesigningSymmetricDerivativesoftheMiura-ori .......................... 233 PooyaSarehandSimonD.Guest AlgorithmicOptimizationoftheCross-SectionDistribution AcrossaSteelFrameworkStructure .......................................... 243 LucasLombard,JérômeLalande,andFrançoisConsigny PlanarPanelizationwithExtremeRepetition................................. 259 MathieuHuard,MichaelEigensatz,andPhilippeBompas InterlockingFoldedPlate:IntegratedMechanicalAttachment forStructuralWoodPanels..................................................... 281 ChristopherRobeller,AndreaStitic,PaulMayencourt,andYves Weinand TheOngreeningPavilion........................................................ 295 JohnHarding,WillPearson,HarriLewis,andStephenMelville Contents ix The Caterpillar Gallery: Quadratic Surface Theorems, ParametricDesignandDigitalFabrication................................... 309 RobertoNarváez-Rodríguez, AndrésMartín-Pastor, andMaríaAguilar-Alejandre ConstructingComplexGeometries:ACaseStudyontheCité desCivilisationsduVininBordeaux,France................................. 323 BenjaminSoquier, RaphaelMizzi, DaphnéDureisseix, andJean-BaptisteValette TheGeometryoftheError ..................................................... 337 YotaAdilenidou LAR-ABC, a Representationof ArchitecturalGeometry fromConcept of Spaces, to Designof Building Fabric, to ConstructionSimulation ........................................................ 353 AlbertoPaoluzzi,EnricoMarino,andFedericoSpini OffsetFolding..................................................................... 373 AlexanderStahrandHannesLöschke
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