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Embryological House explotada Estudio tipológico de la Embryological House Juego de cubiertos para Alessi 11 Entrevista MATERIA ARQUITECTURA #09 FORMA Y SOFTWARE ¿Hasta qué punto las superficies uniformes y continuas son una estética formal que persigues a través de los diferentes proyectos y contextos o son resultado del software que ...
Burns, KL 2007, Greg Lynn's Embryological House Project: The "Technology" and Metaphors of Metorsmof Architecture. in APS Kaji-O'Grady, DC Rice, A Burke & DK Orr (eds), The Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference of the Association of Architecture Schools of Australasia.
The Embryological House employs a rigorous system of geometrical limits that liberate an exfoliation of endless variations. This technique engages the need for any globally marketed product to have brand identity and variation within the same graphic and spatial system; allowing both the possibility for novelty and recognition.
El archivo de Embryological House, por ejemplo, incluye formatos apropiados para varios tipos diferentes de archivos: - Gráficos vectoriales tridimensionales (Microstation: DGN; AutoCAD: DWG, DXF) - Modelado de superficies (Maya: MA, MB) - Guiones (Maya: MEL) - Imágenes bidimensionales (JPG, TIF) - Animaciones (MOV, AVI ...
Les formes dynamiques de l’Embryological House (1997-2001) sont composées de surfaces fluides et vectorisées, parfois qualifiées d’architecture « de blob », rendues possibles grâce à des logiciels d’animation. Dans l’ Embryological House, Lynn repense la notion de maison préfabriquée, en partant de l’idée moderniste d’une ...
On the shore of Lake Como, in Mandello de Lario in Northern Italy, the headquarters and Factory of the legendary motorcycle brand Moto Guzzi is being rethought with a series of new buildings and renovation to the hundred-year-old factory. While respecting the legacy of the past, new buildings house functions for both state-of-the-art manufacturing and for contemporary visitor experience of the ...
3 de ago. de 2015 · Greg Lynn’s work the – “The Embryological House” is a postmodern, organicist style inspired by evolutionary biology and the science of turbulence and made possible by the computer's ability to generate warped or fluid forms. The relationship between architecture and the body is apparent at many levels in this example of his work.
