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Formfinding optimization by Adam Orlinski of Bollinger Grohmann engineers<\/a>. In the simulation a reverse gravitational force is applied in order to structurally optimize the aggregation. This is a technique similar to methods in the works of Gaudi and Frei Otto using hanging models to “find” an ideal structural form.<\/p>\n Based on geometric rationalization principles the linear profiles were constrained to maintain planarity within groups. Connection points are allowed to shift along the respective axes. As a result the formation is “straightened” with all members oriented more vertically compared to the initial state. Formfinding optimization by Adam Orlinski of Bollinger Grohmann engineers. 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\nStructural analysis in Karamba shows a reduction of local stresses.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/conceptual-joining.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/02\/A-4.gif?resize=764%2C430&ssl=1\" "\\"image")
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