Werkstoff + Konstruktion (de)
Angewandte Innovation Lab
The artistic research project Conceptual Joining investigates
wood constructions in a series of structural and spatial experiments. By combining the intelligence of traditional craftsmanship
with the potential of computational techniques different design methods and techniques are developed.
The
exhibition focuses on two projects that explore the relationship between material, structure and space.
Branch Formations
is about utilizing naturally grown wood elements as components of a spatial framework. In Interlocking Spaces joining principles,
derived from traditional Japanese Architecture, are expanded by digital systematics, forming complex configurations.
The
working process and results of 2.5 years of research are presented. Full scale installations, models, videos and Augmented
Reality allow for an interactive experience of an architectural speculation.
Projektteam:
Leitung: Christoph
Kaltenbrunner
Forschungsteam: Lukas Allner, Daniela Kröhnert, Philipp Reinsberg, Mechthild Weber
MentorInnen: Karin
Raith, Anja Jonkhans und Clemens Preisinger
