
The Carapace Pavilion is a university-based, design-build, full-scale custom prototype for a possible replacement of the standard precast concrete
While additive manufacturing (AM) offers unprecedented freedom of design and a remarkable potential for material efficiency and lightweight
Precision in digital workflow is necessary to deliver facade projects where there is a high design aesthetic or structural performance requirement.
In the vein of mass production, manufacturers leverage repeatable parts and modular construction in an effort to maximize quality control while
Paper Abstract with photos and illustrations Detailing and Engineering of copper panels with complex geometries: A case study in developing a
Finishing of custom-fabricated architectural façade components represents one of the most significant components to their cost. Manually driven
This paper documents a six year academia/industry collaboration between researchers at the Department of Architecture, University at Buffalo (SUNY)
The reaches of architecture are inherently linked to the efficacy of communication, and as emerging technology broadens the conceptual horizon of the
Apertures is a six-story, commercial building in the Roma Norte neighborhood of Mexico City–a neighborhood severely impacted by the 1985 and 2017
New approaches to lightweight metal forming have the potential to advance architectural fabrication, particularly in the design and engineering of
The performative and visual aspects of curved forming/bending thin “formable” planar materials is explored. Early tests for deflection indicate that
Architectural design freedom achieved on high-end projects currently costs over $1,000/sq. Ft. Building materials have long been relegated to plane
This is an experimental and computational exploration of structural systems that transform between states of rigidity and flexibility. The goal is to
It may be difficult for modern man to believe that what is known as handicraft was once the advanced manufacturing of the day. These techniques were