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ARCH 4605/6605
Physics of Form: Force Based Design and Fabrication
- Instructor: Martin Miller
- Time: Th 10:10 am.–12:05 p.m.
- Location: 261B East Sibley Hall
- Credits: 3
- Territory of Investigation: Architecture and Ecology, Architecture and Representation
This course will explore the potential applications of physics-based solvers as a tool for the generation of behavior-based form and structure. Questioning the digital beyond visualization to a space of real-world informed prototype we will build upon previous research to find more efficient and elegant form derivative of a materials deformative behaviors.
