I had an interview with Calcalist about a couple of hours ago. Calcalist's tech correspondant Omer Kabir contacted me a week ago requesting an interview about Robotics in Architecture. When the article is published, I will post the link here.
Below are links to my recent finds that I mentioned in the interview and some afterthoughts:
Iris van Herpen - 3d printed dress
http://www.ecouterre.com/iris-van-herpen-debuts-3d-printed-dresses-at-paris-couture-fashion-week/
Wall built by robot
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/10/091026133016.htm
Peter Cook(of Archigram) and Colin Fourier - BIX facade
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kunsthaus_Graz
SOMA - One Ocean(thematic pavillion for Yeosu Expo. kinetic lamellas)
http://www.arcspace.com/features/soma/one-ocean/
I'm getting more interested in combining robotics with sustainablity and transformation. Sustainablity in energy saving/generating/recycling, and transformation in between two to three different programs/typologies to build less, but make the space more useful and efficient. It's a different kind of efficiency. That alone is quite exciting.
This is a blog for my interest in "Robotics in Architecture," which began in 2006-2007 in Greg Lynn's UCLA Architecture and Urban Design M.Arch research studio on "Giant Robots and Lazy River."
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