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Remote Material Deposition, ETH Zurich, 2014
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Elective course (4CP)
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Remote Material Deposition explores the idea of robotically positioning material in space from a distance and thereby creating differentiated architectural aggregations that are a direct expression of a dynamic and adaptive fabrication process. As such, the elective course focused on the bi-directional link between digital and material processes, data and construction, and its integration within the architectural design. This approach was tested and validated through a series of scaled prototypical structures – not only broadening the tectonic spectrum but also asserting a specific architectural expression as a result of incorporating adaptive fabrication logic directly into the design process.
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Credits:
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Gramazio Kohler Research, ETH Zurich
Collaborators: Luka Piskorec (project lead), Sebastian Ernst, Kathrin Dörfler Students: Ayad Daniel, Maged Elsadek, Neel Jain, Orkun Kasap, Brenni Maria Seline, Yina Ng, Anna Szabo, Kosar Tayebani, Andreas Thoma, Maja Zeller
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