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| − | Year: 2018-2019 | + | <b>Year:</b> 2018-2019 <br> |
| − | Project leader: Henriette Bier | + | <b>Project leader:</b> Henriette Bier <br> |
| − | Project team: Henriette Bier, Sina Mostafavi, Arwin Hidding, Vera Laszlo, and MSc 3 students | + | <b>Project team:</b> Henriette Bier, Sina Mostafavi, Arwin Hidding, Vera Laszlo, and MSc 3 students <br> |
| − | Collaborators / Partners: Emgdotart Next Architecture, 3D Robot Printing | + | <b>Collaborators / Partners:</b> Emgdotart Next Architecture, 3D Robot Printing <br> |
| − | Funding: 5K | + | <b>Funding:</b> 5K <br> |
Buildings consists of various material systems. This project explores the connection of wooden linear components with 3D printed nodes. It is a first iteration in a series of studies exploring connections between multiple material systems. It has been financed with funds received from Emdotart and has been robotically 3D printed at 3D Robot Printing. | Buildings consists of various material systems. This project explores the connection of wooden linear components with 3D printed nodes. It is a first iteration in a series of studies exploring connections between multiple material systems. It has been financed with funds received from Emdotart and has been robotically 3D printed at 3D Robot Printing. | ||
[[File:wood_3d_print.jpg | 850px]] | [[File:wood_3d_print.jpg | 850px]] | ||
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Wood + 3D print
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Wood + 3D print
Hybrid Componentiality
Year: 2018-2019
Project leader: Henriette Bier
Project team: Henriette Bier, Sina Mostafavi, Arwin Hidding, Vera Laszlo, and MSc 3 students
Collaborators / Partners: Emgdotart Next Architecture, 3D Robot Printing
Funding: 5K
Buildings consists of various material systems. This project explores the connection of wooden linear components with 3D printed nodes. It is a first iteration in a series of studies exploring connections between multiple material systems. It has been financed with funds received from Emdotart and has been robotically 3D printed at 3D Robot Printing.
