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24/7 Design to Robotic Production Studio continues in Sunday style!

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Tomorrow a lecture @ Room R, Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment TU Delft
Philip Beesley from Living Architecture Systems Group will present Abiogenetic Architecture – Notes toward design method

Lecture of Philip Beesley from Living Architecture Systems Group organised by Robotic Building and Crossing Parallels takes place June 19th, 16:00 @ Room R, Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment TU Delft

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Abiogenetic Architecture - Notes toward design method

New projects by the Living Architecture Systems Group will be presented, providing detailed illustrations of prototypes and offering design methods that could be applied to contemporary design. These ‘living labs’ harness emerging technologies into a responsive, breathing, sentient architecture by combining detailed artificial fabric systems from fashion and heavy structures from architecture. Newly invented structural systems combine mechanics, sound, light, and filtering systems using artificial intelligence and synthetic biology. The work evolves through collaborative exchanges with an international network of scientists, engineers, and artists including Atelier van Herpen and Salvador Breed of [1] 4DSOUND in Amsterdam, University of Waterloo researchers, engineer lead Rob Gorbet, and the main Living Architecture Systems studio in Toronto.

Philip Beesley, FRAIC, RCA, OAA (1956, Canadian) is an architect and multidisciplinary artist. His next-generation intelligent environments are recognized for their innovative, nearly-living qualities. He leads Living Architecture Systems (LAS), an international research consortium at the University of Waterloo where he is a professor. He holds degrees in Visual Art and Architecture, apprenticed in instrument making, and represented Canada at the Venice Biennale for Architecture (2010). Philip Beesley Architects

4th of June, Sina Mostafavi, Henriette Bier, Benjamin Kemper and Yu-Chou Chiang coordinate and instruct a Design to Robotic Production workshop as a part of SimAUD 2018

4th of June, S. Mostafavi, H. Bier, B. Kemper and Y. Chiang coordinate and instruct a Design to Robotic Production workshop as a part of SimAUD 2018 – Robotic Building (RB) 09 Multimaterial Robotic Assembly Sina Mostafavi, Henriette Bier, Benjamin Kemper and Yu-Chou Chiang TU Delft Full Day - Min: 4 participants - Max: 12 par..

We're all set up for our Colloquium

Next Tuesday our Colloqium will be held at Room U of Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment TU Delft. Everyone is welcome to join!

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Architecture requires different disciplines working jointly to create transla­tional innovations that integrate and move beyond discipline-specific ap­proaches.
Researchers and practitioners from Architectural Engineering (AE), Robotic Building (RB), Studio RAP and Building Product Innovation (BPI) congregate to identify aspects of their research and practice that have translational innovation potential.

Lecture - From ‘Wego’ to ‘Barba’
Living in a fully transformable environment

On the 23th of April Robotic Building will organize a lecture with invited guest Adrien Ravon. Where he will present the ongoing research undertaken at The Why Factory on the future of technology in the built environment.

From Wego to Barba, introduces a series of visions and prototypes questioning human interactions with a flexible, dense and fully automated environment.

4th of April Sina Mostafavi gives the inaugural lecture to cyber-physical space design studio & elective at Dessau Institute of Architecture

4th of April Sina Mostafavi gives inaugural lecture to cyber-physical space design studio & elective at Dessau Institute of Architecture – Robotic Building (RB) 4th of April Sina Mostafavi gives the inaugural lecture to cyber-physical space design studio & elective at Dessau Institute of Architecture (DIA). This coming ..

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