In the course of the Kick-off Symposium for this year’s semester at the Institute for Art Education at the University of Applied Arts Vienna, we were invited to talk about tools with a focus on our robotic explorations within the Branch Formations Project.
In the following you will find an excerpt from the presentation slides (mostly in German) that document many of our experiments, failures and successes.
Andrea Rossi from the Digital Design Unit at TU Darmstadt, Germany, and the creator of the WASP Plugin for Grasshopper/Rhinoceros 3D is visiting us in Vienna for an intense 3-day-worksession to push his tool where it has never gone before!
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Finish of the concept – form finding phase and saying goodbyes to Prof. Jun Sato
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Discussing the first results of the individual experimenting teams….students from the Industrial Design 1, DAE and Architecture Studios of the Angewandte.
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On October 16th 2018 structural engineer Prof. Jun Sato from the Technical University of Tokyo will give a lecture about “Kigumi” in the course of the “Building Construction – Making of” lecture series followed by a workshop from October 17th-19th, hosted by Jun Sato himself in colaboration with the conceptual joining team for students from the disciplines Industrial Design 1, Architecture and DAE.
Our team member Lukas Allner is going to present a paper about “Branch Formations” at this year’s IASS Conference in Boston.
Today Prof. Shimizu took us to Nara and gave us a private Tour around the Hōryū-ji Temple (National Treasure) in Nara Prefecture to see the oldest wood building in existence.
