Category Archives: Academia
GC DarwinFramework
We tested the new Darwin Framework in Bentley’s Generative Components, which was later introduced at the Smart Geometry Conference in Troy 2011. It allows Multi Objective Optimisation using a genetic algorithm. The first test was a landscape through which a path curve needed to
GC DarwinFramework
We tested the new Darwin Framework in Bentley’s Generative Components, which was later introduced at the Smart Geometry Conference in Troy 2011. It allows Multi Objective Optimisation using a genetic algorithm. The first test was a landscape through which a path curve needed to
GC Script Colorcube
This script generates a 3d array of a 10 x 10 x 10 unit cube. Each dimension representing one value, R, G or B. It is a helpful example for GC-users trying to script color gradients. // Bentley GenerativeComponents Transaction File —
GC Script Colorcube
This script generates a 3d array of a 10 x 10 x 10 unit cube. Each dimension representing one value, R, G or B. It is a helpful example for GC-users trying to script color gradients. // Bentley GenerativeComponents Transaction File —
GC Script Sun Vector
In 2010 Eike Schling translated a VB script of the sun vector- by David Kosdruy – to GCScript for Generative Components. The Script is attached below. This routine is very helpful for generating singular, single or double arrays of the sun vector. The code
GC Script Sun Vector
In 2010 Eike Schling translated a VB script of the sun vector- by David Kosdruy – to GCScript for Generative Components. The Script is attached below. This routine is very helpful for generating singular, single or double arrays of the sun vector. The code
Stadium in Krakow
Type: Arena Location: Krakow, Poland Year: 2008 Status: Design Team: Eike Schling, David Kosdruy Office: TU Munich, Chair of Structural Design, Prof. Dr. Rainer Barthel Awards: 1st Prize, National Steel Construction Award 2008 1st Prize, Pininfarina Design Award 2008 Honorable Mention, German Architect
Stadium in Krakow
Type: Arena Location: Krakow, Poland Year: 2008 Status: Design Team: Eike Schling, David Kosdruy Office: TU Munich, Chair of Structural Design, Prof. Dr. Rainer Barthel Awards: 1st Prize, National Steel Construction Award 2008 1st Prize, Pininfarina Design Award 2008 Honorable Mention, German Architect
Living Bridge in Erkheim
Type: Commercial Location: Erkheim, Germany Year: 2006 Status: Design Team: Eike Schling, Mickey Schneider, Nadine Stammler Office: TU Munich, Institute for Wood Construction, Prof. Kaufmann, in collaboration with Structural Engeering Department, Prof. Dr. Winter Awards: 1st Prize, Munich Engineering and Architecture Award A bridge restaurant was designed
Living Bridge in Erkheim
Type: Commercial Location: Erkheim, Germany Year: 2006 Status: Design Team: Eike Schling, Mickey Schneider, Nadine Stammler Office: TU Munich, Institute for Wood Construction, Prof. Kaufmann, in collaboration with Structural Engeering Department, Prof. Dr. Winter Awards: 1st Prize, Munich Engineering and Architecture Award A bridge restaurant was designed
Polar Lab, Antarctica Research Habitat
Type: Research & Education Location: Antarctica Year: 2005 Status: Design Team: Eike Schling, Michael Kehr, Simone Hiesinger and Sandra Spindler Office: TU Munich, Institute for Building Typology, Prof. Richard Horden Polar Lab is a temporary habitat and research station, deployable by helicopter or standard transportation
Polar Lab, Antarctica Research Habitat
Type: Research & Education Location: Antarctica Year: 2005 Status: Design Team: Eike Schling, Michael Kehr, Simone Hiesinger and Sandra Spindler Office: TU Munich, Institute for Building Typology, Prof. Richard Horden Polar Lab is a temporary habitat and research station, deployable by helicopter or standard transportation
Eike Schling 