Packed pavilion
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
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Packed pavilion takes CAAD drawing to its limits at the exhibition 3D paperArt, part of the final leg of the Shanghai World Expo.
A number of students (Min Chieh Chen, Dominik Zausinger and Michele Leidi) from the Computer Aided Architectural Design Master's course at the ETH in Switzerland have devised a cardboard pavilion with the help of computer technology. The pavilion is situated outside the Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts as part of the exhibition 3D paperArt at the World Expo.
The structure features a number of variable truncated cones made from corrugated cardboard, which were glued together and fastened with tie wraps. The 409 cones that make up the pavilion each have a different size, fitting together like a puzzle to form a network of circles.
The overall goal of the pavilion is to demonstrate how architects can use CAAD to customize the design process. Here, each step was optimized by selfmade computers, from design to production, packing and shipping.
Packed pavilion will be on show until the end of November, 2010.
I am interior design student and just blown away by this . amazing work guys .
Humans do strange things. So much exertion to create something with the appearance of a material being reused. It's a very beautiful result regardless.
Great design. If the sections were made of aircrete, this would make a super light and indestructible structure.
Like a set of 5 or 10 molds that form the cone segments. What would you make the molds out of?
Great idea.
I would’ve got 4 laborers from Pakistan, gave them some sharp knives, bailing wire, pliers and had this thing built in a weekend start to finish
I think the final product is amazing, but isn't it a bit strange to make a material that is used for shipping into components that were difficult to ship? Choosing cardboard could have been an opportunity to make the project super easy to transport and assemble. Never the less, super nice!
The first song is from the soundtrack of Neon Genesis Evangelion! One of the many "Fly me to the moon" instrumentals! :D genious choice! :D
Awesome Concept.....AWESOME MUSIC!!! :) :)
Is there a matrix to arrive at a hemispheric igloo? The underlying geometric order is not easy to discern, as one would with a geodesic dome (with repetitive polygons).
Of all the times not to use virgin cardboard... the hubris to build such a flight of fancy, basically a display throw-away out of cardboard, and then not do the obvious obvious material selection to recycle, unimaginable.
wow amazing structure! congrats on the results!
AMAZING, greetings from Egypt (Y)
Artisans or robots, what's your preference?
Espectacular!!
Kudos! What next?
weird thing but interesting. what is that music /album?
great video and act, I want to ask one question. What is the song at 2:05 ? thanks :)
Remember that Simpson's episode where Bart and Lisa build a cardboard castle? At the end they melt it with water from the garden hose.
Fly me to the moon. Yeah, it kinda remind me of stylized moon.
hi!
that's amazing. please explain more about ur structure and how to calculate!
tanx
Preciosa 😍
amazing!
cardboard house + rain = asking for trouble.
does this igloo go to church?
+xpez because it's holy!!!...HAHAHA
mano é a casa do majin boo kkkkkkkkkkk
Valla, parecen niños. Tanta tecnología de punta, tanto dinero y tanta dedicación para terminar construyendo casitas de cartón sin utilidad alguna. Que pérdida de tiempo.
che baja unos cambio en todos tus comentarios queres matar
Shut up and TAKE MY MONEY!!
А-ха-ха!!! ))) Я поржал )))