• Title of article

    Material and digital design synthesis

  • Author/Authors

    Michael Hensel، نويسنده , , Achim Menges، نويسنده ,

  • Issue Information
    روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2006
  • Pages
    8
  • From page
    88
  • To page
    95
  • Abstract
    The advanced material and morphogenetic digital design techniques and technologies presented in this journal call for a higher level methodological integration, which poses a major challenge for the next generation of multidisciplinary architectural research and projects. This collaborative task encompasses the striving for an integrated set of design methods, generative and analytical tools and enabling technologies that facilitate and instrumentalise evolutionary design, and evaluation of differentiated material systems towards a highly performative and sustainable built environment. Michael Hensel and Achim Menges describe recent progress towards a higher-level design synthesis of material self-organisation, digital morphogenesis, associative parametric modelling and computer-aided manufacturing (cam) on the basis of two works produced within the context of the Emergent Technologies and Design Masters programme at the Architectural Association in London, and a recent competition entry by Scheffler + Partner Architects and Achim Menges.
  • Keywords
    Giannis Douridas , George Jeronimidis , Hercules Monument Visitor Centre , Nikolaos Stathopoulos , Mattia Gambardella , Werner Sobek , Phyllotaxic Component Growth , Eva Scheffler , Klaus Bollinger , Pavel Hlad?k , Temple Sagrada Famil?a , Bollinger + Grohmann Consulting Engineers , Claudius Grothe , Scheffler + Partner Architects , Michael Hensel , Achim Menges , Michael Weinstock , Freiraum Landscape Architecture , Ernst Ulrich Scheffler , EmTech , Mark Burry , Associative Component Structures , Frei Otto , Emergent Technologies and Design , Kassel Wilhelmsh?he Palace
  • Journal title
    Architectural Design
  • Serial Year
    2006
  • Journal title
    Architectural Design
  • Record number

    404004