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Retro-fitting
Yığın (Leftover)
The Alphabet Song
Plotted Leftovers
Knitting
Human Knitting Installation II
CNC Knitting Installation
Human Knitting Installation I
Finger Knitting
Fabric Computing
Robotics
3DGS + Robotics
Verdant Urban
Overprinting
Design for Additive Manufacturing
Cavity Slab
3DGS Slab
Hybrid Computing
Light Leak
Omnifab
Precise Fit
ML as an Instrument
Unrehearsed Compositions
Computational Narratives
Involuntary Shifts
Homage to Erwin Hauer
Sound Installation #1
ZAP!
Machine perception
Counteralgorithms II
Counteralgorithms I
Movement on film
Sequences
Perceived Space
Exhibition Design
Architecture is Art
Space-making
The Interface
Intrastructure
Regenerating a Flux
ULUSKULTUR
Common Ground
MNMTI
2023 - 2024 Fall
Academic + Individual Work
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor - MS Digital and Material Technologies - MS Practicum
Instructors | Catie Newell, Mark Meier
group work with Lucas Yan
In this project, a reconfigurable facade component is designed to adapt to changing seasons and weather systems. Using a 3-axis CNC router, multi-purpose parts are created from hardwood board stock, capable of being assembled in various configurations. The components are part of a larger system that responds to environmental elements such as precipitation, wind, light, and extreme temperatures. The goal is to develop a flexible system that can block, engage, or open to these elements, enhancing the performance and atmosphere of the space. Each component is designed to be assembled in three distinct ways, offering versatility and adaptability in architectural applications.
single unit & 3 different joints
multiple units & flexible connections
diagram showcasing unit surface class relationships
fabrication process - cnc flip cut