REXLab - Robotic Experimental Architecture

Join us tomorrow at 15.00 AT time at Exp.Arch Hochbau Innsbruck for the final presentation of 'Throne Design' of the Prototypenbau/Neue Technologien courses, in collaboration with students from ARC Department of Architecture,University of Nicosia .

MSc CDDF Workshop FALL 2020 – Lecture Series: REXLAB, Robotic Experimentation by Georg Grasser REXLAB, Robotic Experimentation by Georg Grasser MSc CDDF Workshop FALL 2020 – Lecture Series The lecture was delivered as part of the MSc CDDF Workshop for FALL semester 2020, titled Marble Weaves – Reverse Engineering Construction Industry Realities running during Weeks 10 and 11 from the 30th...

2nd Round of Scholarship Applications for the Academic Year 2020-2021!
Due to the challenges imposed by the pandemic and increased demand we have decided to offer an additional number of Scholarships. Applications Deadline: August 21st 2020 at midnight (UTC+02:00) or subject to availability. More info: https://www.arc.unic.ac.cy/computationaldesign/scholarships/ 360 image: X-MAX @ ARC 2020 VR end-of-year exhibition

Few days left to apply for the 1st round of Scholarships for 2020-21 academic year offered by the MSc Computational Design and Digital Fabrication organized in collaboration between ARC Department of Architecture,University of Nicosia , Exp.Arch Hochbau Innsbruck and REXLab - Robotic Experimental Architecture !!

https://www.arc.unic.ac.cy/computationaldesign/

MSc Computational Design and Digital Fabrication - Distance Learning | FALL 2019 Workshops The new MSc in Computational Design and Digital Fabrication is offered in collaboration with the University of Innsbruck, Institute for Experimental Architec...

new floor color , new concrete prints !!

concrete printing at REXLab - Robotic Experimental Architecture goes on.

3D-Printing live fasion show installation work we did for Iris van Herpen almost 2 years back !

Currently we are busy with the last preparations for the 10 year anniversary celebration of Iris van Herpen Couture, this Monday at Paris Fashion Week. Today the last collaboration highlight from our first decade, in which Gwendoline Christie was wearing a ‘Quaquaversal' dress that was being finished upon her by three enormous robot arms, live during the Iris van Herpen SS16 show.

Gwendoline: "When I wear one of Iris's garments I feel like I'm being wrapped in another creature, as though I'm merging with some sort of explosive magnification of DNA and that is truly unique. When we worked together on her S/S16 collection I felt privilege to be part of her vision: as an installation, displayed on a plinth during the show about to be slaughtered, about to consume all, it was a moment where I stayed focused on her selected inspiration, 'A Land' by Jaquetta Hawkes and its powerful description of lying on the land, delving into the earth and exploring deeply down to the core of the planet before being flung out again to the stratosphere and back into the body. That is how I see Iris's vision: she sees all with her microscopic eye and projects it large before us with the precision of a surgeon and the poetry of a sage."

Iris: "Gwendoline radiates a deep, incredibly warm, feminine strength that goes hand in hand with a powerful sense of freedom. Our first collaboration was the show ‘Quaquaversal’, which means 'moving in all directions instantaneously'. Collaborating with Gwendoline feels quaquaversal, her poetry and warmth within our collaborations is something I draw much inspiration from, she illuminates my work. She continually transcends her own boundaries with incredibly poetic, sensitive and strong performances for which she has become a muse."

Installation by Pedja Gavrilovic & Pavlos Feraios from REXLab - Robotic Experimental Architecture | Universität Innsbruck
Collaborating artist: Jólan van der Wiel

Robotic Hot Wire Cutting - Parameter Des Entwurfs - 2015/16
Taught by Pavlos Fereos, Pedja Gavrilovic

The sharp form of sci-fi spaceships was taken as departure point for this experiment in robotic hot wire cutting. A process was developed that allowed the custom fabrication of any geometrical mass that consisted from planar elements. Each connecting angle between single planes was taken into account to guarantee a seamless transition from computer precision to final physical product. The pattern applied to the object’s mass accelerated the dissolving of the overall mass and creates multi layered light effects.

Students: Markus Brandtner, Alan Clara, Jonas Pedrotti, David Stieler.

FrAgile 3 - Coralloid Cocoons The installation is part of a series of prototypical and theoretical investigations into FrAgility, which explore the synthesis of agile robotic fabrication methods…

RexLab at Ars Electronica..... JOIN US

Rex|Lab preparation for

REX|LAB is building up the exhibition for the ARS ELECTRONICA LINZ