Monday, October 19, 2009

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(www.loop.ph/bin/view/Openloop/EmergentArchitecture)

Explorations of industrial braiding and weaving led to the design of a grammar capable of describing and generating woven strands. Weaver applies the pattern to a user-defined surface. The resulting weaves can be complex and depend both on the description of the weave pattern and the topology of the surface on which the weave is applied.

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(www.weaveanything.blogspot.com)

Weaving has often been used as an analogy to describe various systems. It describes our culture, the natural world, and in sociology, it is an apt analogy for the urban fabric with its interweaving of people, neighborhoods, work places and institutions. It also describes the generalist role of architects as weavers of the multi-disciplinary knowledge required for the design and production of a building.

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(www.glassfiction.blogspot.com)

(www.sydneycash.com)

(www.gaspardlive.com)

(www.designdiario.com)

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membrane materials

tent construction

textile

facade

(www.metaria.nl)

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(www.craftsanity.com)



(www.tessaharris.wordpress.com)

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