I like the idea of a fragmented geometry created by the interpretation of the tatami mat. But I haven't understood very well how you apply the concept of transformation?
Alina, you are right.. i should explore that concept further.. I think that the hinged frames could be adjustable (like a japanese fan) to change the size of the enclosed area... the challenge would be to create a floor and skin that would move with the structure as well... perhaps some type of system like the one Akinori proposed.
Akinori, I think it would be interesting to take advantage of the material properties in two or more ways within the project, not just one... so we might do a double sin wave flexible skin (like in the 'digital weave' i showed as a precedent), and use the material in another way for another part of the project(like structure.. ).
I also think this is a good start and echo Alina's comment. I also think it would be good to study/explore how the panels get constructed of an assembly.
For example could the panel be a series of assembled strips?
Perhaps like a vertical venetian blind, only the members twist to create lighting/visual difference.
My apologies for not posting this earlier, but here is my conceptual design.
I like the idea of a fragmented geometry created by the interpretation of the tatami mat. But I haven't understood very well how you apply the concept of transformation?
ReplyDeleteCool work.
ReplyDeleteI think we should follow up material properties of 6mm ply wood.
What is a point of your view about material properties?
Can the hinge transform the form?
Alina, you are right.. i should explore that concept further.. I think that the hinged frames could be adjustable (like a japanese fan) to change the size of the enclosed area... the challenge would be to create a floor and skin that would move with the structure as well... perhaps some type of system like the one Akinori proposed.
ReplyDeleteAkinori, I think it would be interesting to take advantage of the material properties in two or more ways within the project, not just one... so we might do a double sin wave flexible skin (like in the 'digital weave' i showed as a precedent), and use the material in another way for another part of the project(like structure.. ).
I also think this is a good start and echo Alina's comment. I also think it would be good to study/explore how the panels get constructed of an assembly.
ReplyDeleteFor example could the panel be a series of assembled strips?
Perhaps like a vertical venetian blind, only the members twist to create lighting/visual difference.