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baroqueplusplus · 3 months ago
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New video editing software from Topaz Labs turns my cellphone camera into an ace for macro photography!
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weaveology · 26 days ago
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A few notes after the 1st weaving session
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To fully understand the challenges of Weaveology from the point of view of weaving, it is essential to understand the stages the designer traditionally goes through to design a woven fabric on a jacquard loom. The woven fabric, as designed in Europe, is made up of zones filled with a repeating weaving pattern. Each of these areas is represented by a solid color, known as a ‘technical color’, which corresponds to one weaving pattern. This means that during the design process, for each color, the designer focuses on the properties of each pattern individually. Through Weaveology, we are using a methodology and technique similar to those used by pointillist painters. Instead of painting a flat expanse of color, they painted pure strokes of paint to create optical mixtures. Here, we're not focusing on a single pattern which, when repeated, will fill an area with technical color, but on a set of weaving patterns which, assembled like a mosaic, will fill an area with technical color. In terms of methodology, this means that the designer must first determine the properties, or features, to which a set of weaving patterns will respond. Next, he/she must select the ones he/she will keep for weaving and generate a kind of ‘mosaic’ for each technical color.
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creacompdesign · 3 months ago
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The AU project leverages the benefits of additive manufacturing , (AM), computational design and the use of composite materials to drive innovation in the medical and healthcare sector. By integrating these advanced technologies, AU aims to:
Optimize pressure distribution and comfort using personalized pressure mapping data.
Reduce weight, product size, and part count, enhancing ergonomics and usability.
Ensure more effective cooling and breathability.
Extend product longevity, performance, and customizability.
Introduce cutting-edge aesthetics to help combat stigma.
Improve sustainability by prioritizing additive over traditional subtractive manufacturing processes.
For more information, get in touch or check out our submission: 🔗 Link
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digitalpoetics · 3 months ago
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digital flower #06
This digital flower collection, created in spring 2021, was generated using a script. Each flower shares the same core design DNA but is uniquely shaped by metadata inspired by social media requests—featuring a colour, one or two numbers, and a dimensional adjective.
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indiaartndesign · 9 days ago
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Designing Minds: Rethinking Architectural Education in the Age of Computation
Is Architectural Education Ready for the Digital Revolution? In an age where buildings are simulated before they're built, why is architectural education still lagging?
Architect Sejal Mengaji speaks to Sushant Verma, Ramnath Nayak, and Vinay Mathais—practitioners driving the shift toward computational thinking and hands-on digital exploration in design studios. Read the full article here: https://indiaartndesign.com/designing-minds-rethinking-architectural-education-in-the-age-of-computation/
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allisterlewisarchitect · 7 months ago
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🌍 12 Cutting-Edge Tools Just Added to the ADDD Marketplace!
🌍 12 Cutting-Edge Tools Just Added to the ADDD Marketplace! Hi there, how are you doing? I hope everything is going well. Please see below a summary of the exciting software that have been added to the ADDD Marketplace this month! It's been super busy...
Hi there, how are you doing? I hope everything is going well. Please see below a summary of the exciting software that have been added to the ADDD Marketplace this month! It’s been super busy…again! Here’s a line up of some of the tools designed to help architects, engineers, and construction professionals work smarter, faster, and greener. Here’s what’s new: 🔹 Cogram: Automate meeting minutes…
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temporary-code · 4 years ago
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Non-regular 3D printing
the #gh3d definition is available on our Co-de-iT github webpage >> https://github.com/Co-de-iT
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asdfint · 1 year ago
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Bridging disciplines, fostering interdisciplinary dialogues #ICGDPC2024 🌉💬 #IntCongress at #Thailand #computation #d #architecture #computationaldesign #parametricdesign #parametric #design #parametricarchitecture #grasshopper #computational #architect #rhinoceros...
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babyheroeclipseweasel · 1 year ago
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fagoagamx · 2 years ago
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La nube emergente por @shael.ai
El arquitecto con sede en EE. UU. Shail Patel enseñará sobre técnicas híbridas detrás del proceso de elaboración de avisos de IA mediante el uso de Midjourney AI en el taller "Prompt Intelligence" de @thepaacademy
#artificialintelligence #midjourney #parametricdesign #computationaldesign #architecturestudents #formgeneration#adobephotoshop
#architecture #design #architecturelovers #art #architecturephotography #designer #archilovers #interiordesign #architecture_view #designs
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parametricarchitecture · 5 years ago
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How do you feel about this chapel? Share your thoughts in the comments! Sayama Forest Chapel, designed by Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP, is inspired by Japanese Gassho structures. The main structure is formed from a series of excessively pointed gables constructed using larch wood beams. These meet the ground and are arranged in a snowflake-like formation. The shapes reference traditional Japanese Gassho structures, where two pillars support one another. The name of these structures refers to the shape made with the hands while in prayer. Location: #Saitama #Japan / 2016 Photos by: Nacasa and Partners #computationaldesign #computational #computationaldesigner #timber #wood #woodwork #pavillion #installation #architectureproject #fabrication #digitalfabrication #fabricate #digitaldesign #design #designer #parametric #grasshopper3d #rhinoceros3d #parametricarchitecture #parametricdesign #parametricism #architecture #architect #mimar #mimarlik #architectureporn (at Saitama,Japan) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFj_Z0ABKro/?igshid=1bpbzu5d1ys6g
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baroqueplusplus · 17 days ago
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Confluence Necklace. I programmed my own simulation of capillary growth for the pendant. Available at https://bpp.jewelry
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weaveology · 8 months ago
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Hello world weaveology!
weavology - an inFORMed Weaved Matter research project
by Maude Guirault - Computationa and Textile designer & Andrea Graziano - Computational designer - Co-de-iT
"The Analytical Engine weaves algebraic patterns, just as the Jacquard loom weaves flowers and leaves." Ada Lovelace
The deep connection between the automation of weaving looms and the mechanical processing of information is well-known. It lies at the root of modern information technology. Weaving looms are implemented using patterns called ‘weaving patterns’, i.e. a binary code made of 0 and 1 and visually described as black and white pixels that control the behaviour of the threads to weave complex patterns.
But, if 0 and 1 are the basic set of information, the transition between them defines the weaving operation; the number of transitions and the positioning of them define not only the aesthetic result but also the tactile and physical properties of the fabric. These are precisely the premises of our research.
It is relatively easy nowadays to generate algorithms exploring all the possible billions of permutations of textile patterns but how can we organize all this complexity? What are the resulting differences in terms of physical properties of this incredible abundance of variation going beyond the mere aesthetic result? Is it possible to recognize and establish the correspondence between the 0s and 1s and the resulting physical behavior of the fabric?
A computational design strategy to detect the physical properties as textile features, to clusterize the incredible amount of possibly generated patterns and to articulate and organize that variety into a weaving process could eventually enable a novel approach to textile design & weaving.
Is there still room for novelty in one of the most explored human-machine interactions?
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Weaveology starts as an open research, as it could lead in very different directions depending on the specific investigated aspects, the chosen materials, the used machines and facilities and the research opportunities. As an independent research group, we are open to collaborations and looking for research funding opportunities. We are also available for mentoring workshops and seminars in both academic and non-academic environments.
For info:
instagram - @maude_guirault mail - [email protected]
instagram @arch.a.graziano mail - [email protected]
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e-architect-design · 3 years ago
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“ Computational Architecture “
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digitalpoetics · 3 months ago
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digital flower #03
This digital flower collection, created in spring 2021, was generated using a script. Each flower shares the same core design DNA but is uniquely shaped by metadata inspired by social media requests—featuring a colour, one or two numbers, and a dimensional adjective.
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indiaartndesign · 3 months ago
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Breaking New Ground: The First Fully AI-Driven Architectural Project| Studio Tim Fu
Blending cutting-edge AI technology with Jože Plečnik’s architectural legacy, Studio Tim Fu unveils Lake Bled Estate—a stunning ensemble of ultra-luxury villas in Slovenia. This first fully AI-driven design redefines the future of architecture, proving that AI can be a catalyst for timeless, transformative spaces—where sustainability, biophilic design, and heritage seamlessly converge.   https://www.indiaartndesign.com/breaking-new-ground-the-first-fully-ai-driven-architectural-project-studio-tim-fu/
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