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Process Through Practice: Synthesizing a Novel Design and Production Ecology (2012)

article⁄Process Through Practice: Synthesizing a Novel Design and Production Ecology (2012)
abstract⁄This paper describes the development of a design and prototype production system for novel structural use of networked small components of wood deploying elastic and plastic bending. The design process engaged with a significant number of different overlapping and interrelated design criteria and parameters, a high level of complexity, custom component geometry and the development of digital tools and procedures for real time feedback and productivity. The aims were to maximize learning in the second order cybernetic sense through empirical experience from analogue modeling, measurement and digital visual feedback and to capture new knowledge specifically regarding intrinsic material behavior applied and tested in a heterogeneous networked context. The outcome was a prototype system of design ideation, conceptualization, development and production that integrated real time material performance simulation and feedback. The outcome was amplified through carrying out the research over a series of workshops with distinct foci and participation. Two full scale demonstrators have so far been constructed and exhibited as outputs of the process.
keywords⁄material behaviorcomplex modeling feedbackprogressive synthetic learning2012
Year 2012
Authors Burry, Jane; Burry, Mark; Tamke, Martin; Thomsen, Mette Ramsgaard; Ayres, Phil; Leon, Alex Pena de; Davis, Daniel; Deleuran, Abders; Nielsen, Stig Anton; Riiber, Jacob.
Issue ACADIA 12: Synthetic Digital Ecologies
Pages 127-138
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Entry filename process-through-practice