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Advances in Architectural Geometry 2012

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  • © 2013
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Editors:
  1. Lars Hesselgren

    1. PLP Architecture London, UK

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  2. Shrikant Sharma

    1. Buro Happold, London, UK

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  3. Johannes Wallner

    1. TU Graz, AUT

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  4. Niccolo Baldassini

    1. RFR, Paris, FR

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  5. Philippe Bompas

    1. RFR, Paris, FR

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  6. Jacques Raynaud

    1. RFR, Paris, FR

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Geometry lies at the core of the architectural design process. It is ever present, from the very first attempts of form-finding to the final stages of construction. The modern tools of geometric computing for efficient design, analysis, and manufacturing of complex shapes open up new perspectives for architecture. Architecture, in turn, poses new problems to geometry. It is precisely around these topics, at the common border of geometry processing and architectural design, where the new research area of architectural geometry is situated. Advances in Architectural Geometry is the premier venue for disseminating new research ideas and cutting-edge results at the interface of geometry processing and architectural design. AAG12 brings together researchers from all related areas and takes place in Paris in September 2012.

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Table of contents (26 papers)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages 1-22
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  2. Conference Proceedings

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 23-23
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    2. Spatial Information Modeling of Buildings Using Non-Manifold Topology with ASM and DesignScript

      • Robert Aish, Aparajit Pratap
      Pages 25-36

    3. A Stretcher Bond with Defects Applied to a Hyperboloid

      • Ralph Bärtschi, Tobias Bonwetsch
      Pages 37-42

    4. Vision to Reality — the Materialization of the Emirates Air-Line (London Cable Car)

      • Goetz Peter Feldmann, Josh Mason, Rafail Bakolas, Wybren Jan Terpstra
      Pages 43-55

    5. Ruled Free Forms

      • Simon Flöry, Yukie Nagai, Florin Isvoranu, Helmut Pottmann, Johannes Wallner
      Pages 57-66

    6. Thinking Topologically at Early Stage Parametric Design

      • John Harding, Sam Joyce, Paul Shepherd, Chris Williams
      Pages 67-76

    7. Concurrent Geometric, Structural and Environmental Design: Louvre Abu Dhabi

      • Frédéric Imbert, Kathryn Stutts Frost, Al Fisher, Andrew Witt, Vincent Tourre, Benjamin Koren
      Pages 77-90

    8. Architectural Caustics — Controlling Light with Geometry

      • Thomas Kiser, Michael Eigensatz, Minh Man Nguyen, Philippe Bompas, Mark Pauly
      Pages 91-106

    9. From Nature to Fabrication: Biomimetic Design Principles for the Production of Complex Spatial Structures

      • Jan Knippers, Markus Gabler, Riccardo La Magna, Frédéric Waimer, Achim Menges, Steffen Reichert et al.
      Pages 107-122

    10. Linkage Fabric Behavior Modeling: A Case Study of Chainmail

      • Jeffrey Kock, Benjamin Bradley, Evan Levelle
      Pages 123-134

    11. Compression Support Structures for Slabs

      • Lorenz Lachauer, Philippe Block
      Pages 135-146

    12. Topology Optimisation of Regular and Irregular Elastic Gridshells by Means of a Non-linear Variational Method

      • Elisa Lafuente Hernández, Stefan Sechelmann, Thilo Rörig, Christoph Gengnagel
      Pages 147-160

    13. Realisation of Complex Precast Concrete Structures Through the Integration of Algorithmic Design and Novel Fabrication Techniques

      • Niels Martin Larsen, Ole Egholm Pedersen, David Pigram
      Pages 161-174

    14. Pre-defined Open Linear Folded Stripes

      • Rupert Maleczek, Chloé Genevaux
      Pages 175-184

    15. Self-Detailing and Self-Documenting Systems for Wood Fabrication: The Burj Khalifa

      • Neil Meredith, James Kotronis
      Pages 185-198

    16. Nuit Blanche Pavilion, Using the Elasticity of Polymers to Self-stabilize a Structure

      • Gernot Riether
      Pages 199-204

    17. Bitmap-driven Parametric Wall for Robotic Fabrication

      • Pierpaolo Ruttico, Pasquale Lorusso
      Pages 205-212

    18. Architectural Geometry from Research to Practice: The Eiffel Tower Pavilions

      • Alexander Schiftner, Nicolas Leduc, Philippe Bompas, Niccolo Baldassini, Michael Eigensatz
      Pages 213-228

    19. Multiple Nature — Taiwan Tower

      • Kristina Schinegger, Stefan Rutzinger, Arne Hofmann, Dieter Hauer
      Pages 229-236
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Editors and Affiliations

  • PLP Architecture London, UK

    Lars Hesselgren

  • Buro Happold, London, UK

    Shrikant Sharma

  • TU Graz, AUT

    Johannes Wallner

  • RFR, Paris, FR

    Niccolo Baldassini, Philippe Bompas, Jacques Raynaud

About the editors

Lars Hesselgren is the Director of PLP Research and a Senior Associate Partner at PLP. In 2002 he received the Bentley Lifetime Achievement Award. He is a founder member of the SmartGeometry group (www.smartgeometry.org) which is encouraging the spread of parametric thinking as an architectural design discipline, including spearheading Alpha and Beta testing of Bentley Generative Components. The SmartGeometry Workshops and Conferences are now an established premier place to network about the latest digital design technology with conferences in Barcelona (2010), San Francisco (2009), Munich (2008), New York (2007), London (2006), Cambridge Ontario (2004), Cambridge UK (2003). He writes regularly for many publications on a variety of CAD and technology future issues and he lectures extensively both in US and in Europe, both at Industry Events and at Academic venues.
Shrikant Sharma leads SMART Solutions – Buro Happold’s specialist service that offers engineering innovations driven by computational modelling, analysis and simulations. SMART Solutions specialises in the development of efficient solutions for the built environment and beyond. The team, founded by Shrikant in 2002, offers Software Modelling Analysis Research and Technology driven solutions.
Johannes Wallner is a professor of Geometry at Graz University of Technology. He received a Dipl.Ing. (master) degree in Mechanical Engineering from Vienna University of Technology in 1996, and after a master degree in mathematics he went on to do his Ph.D. in Vienna in the same area in 1998. He has held faculty positions in Vienna, Darmstadt and Graz, where he is a full professor of Geometry since 2007. He has authored or coauthored 65 scientific publications in pure and applied geometry, nonlinear approximation theory, geometric computing, and geometry processing, including one monograph together with Helmut Pottmann.

Bibliographic Information

  • Book Title: Advances in Architectural Geometry 2012

  • Editors: Lars Hesselgren, Shrikant Sharma, Johannes Wallner, Niccolo Baldassini, Philippe Bompas, Jacques Raynaud

  • DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-1251-9

  • Publisher: Springer Vienna

  • Copyright Information: Springer-Verlag Wien 2013

  • Edition Number: 1

  • Number of Pages: 343

  • Topics: Basics of Construction

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