Stach, 2005 - Google Patents
Form-Optimizing Processes in Biological Structures. Self-generating structures in nature based on pneumaticsStach, 2005
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- Stach E
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- Textile Composites and Inflatable Structures
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This case study is an investigation of self-generating forms in nature based on pneumatic structures and their use in architectural theory. It focuses on the concept of self organization as a defining principle in nature and in particular, on the mathematical, geometrical and …
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