hidden patterns
eric ellingsen taught "on nature" seminar at iit that produced these interesting models out of paper*.
"the purpose of the investigate models is to explore form finding techniques informed by the self-organizing behavior of natural systems.
* mylar or vellum
look at the repetitive units to compose the patterns:
i like the idea behind the seminar but i really do applause the simplicity of the medium to be represented.
unfortunately they were hidden on the basement of crownhall.
Labels: architecture, chicago, iit, patterns
4 Comments:
bz
very interesting models
h maria giati den sxoliazei ?
do you have any more info/pictures? I am really interested in such a thing!
unfortunately i could not take more photos or look to the works extensively since i was wounded that day. =]
what are you interested in exactly?
my tooling post is also about the same topic.
Yes , I read that too later, I am interested in the way from a standard pattern or form one can structure complexity using a simple rule. Also I would be interested in simulating this in the computer (you know how I am!!)
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