Posts Tagged: asymptotic curves
AS4 – Asymptotic Construction
Title: AS2 – Asymptotic ConstructionType: Teaching PublicationYear: 2022Course: Structural Research, MA ElectiveEditor: Sherene Ng, Eike SchlingPublished in: Architectural Structures Series Preface This publication exhibits the work created by graduate and 4th-year-undergraduate students at the Department of Architecture, HKU, during the elective course „Structural
AS4 – Asymptotic Construction
Title: AS2 – Asymptotic ConstructionType: Teaching PublicationYear: 2022Course: Structural Research, MA ElectiveEditor: Sherene Ng, Eike SchlingPublished in: Architectural Structures Series Preface This publication exhibits the work created by graduate and 4th-year-undergraduate students at the Department of Architecture, HKU, during the elective course „Structural
Baunetz Campus
Type: Online PublicationTitle: Gitterschalen mal einfachYear: 2023Authors: Johannes Medebach, Eike SchlingPublished in: Baunetz CampusAvailable: January, 2023www: https://www.baunetz-campus.de/news/asymptotic-geodesic-timber-vault-gitterschalen-mal-einfach-8117275Office: University of Hong Kong, Technical University of Munich Materialersparnis, Stabilität und die Ausbildung von großen Spannweiten kennzeichnen Gitterschalen. Die räumliche Krümmung solcher Konstruktionen macht es möglich.
Baunetz Campus
Type: Online PublicationTitle: Gitterschalen mal einfachYear: 2023Authors: Johannes Medebach, Eike SchlingPublished in: Baunetz CampusAvailable: January, 2023www: https://www.baunetz-campus.de/news/asymptotic-geodesic-timber-vault-gitterschalen-mal-einfach-8117275Office: University of Hong Kong, Technical University of Munich Materialersparnis, Stabilität und die Ausbildung von großen Spannweiten kennzeichnen Gitterschalen. Die räumliche Krümmung solcher Konstruktionen macht es möglich.
Asymptotic Geodesic Timber Vault
This research project combines new methods from applied geometry, computational engineering, and structural design. By designing webs of asymptotic and geodesic curves simple planks of ash wood are woven together in their tall and flat orientation into a lightweight timber
Asymptotic Geodesic Timber Vault
This research project combines new methods from applied geometry, computational engineering, and structural design. By designing webs of asymptotic and geodesic curves simple planks of ash wood are woven together in their tall and flat orientation into a lightweight timber
Ressoursenzentrum München
Type: MA Design ThesisYear: Summer 2022Student: Sebastian HoyerSupervisor: Eike Schling, Pierluigi D’Acunto, Stephan BirkOffice: Technical University of Munich In the summer of 2022, Sebastian Hoyer, created his Master’s Thesis at the Technical University of Munich. His work was supervised by
Ressoursenzentrum München
Type: MA Design ThesisYear: Summer 2022Student: Sebastian HoyerSupervisor: Eike Schling, Pierluigi D’Acunto, Stephan BirkOffice: Technical University of Munich In the summer of 2022, Sebastian Hoyer, created his Master’s Thesis at the Technical University of Munich. His work was supervised by
Asymptotic Geodesic Timber Vault – Construction
Type: Elastic Timber GridshellLocation: Munich, GermanyYear: 2022Status: ConstructionPrincipal Investigators: Eike Schling, Zongshuai WanOffice: The University of Hong Kong | HKUPartners: Technical University of Munich | TUMChair of Structural Design Prof. Pierluigi D’Acunto, Julian Trummer, Jonas SchikoreDesiré Agostini, Frederic Chovghi, Gabriele Felici, Josef
Asymptotic Geodesic Timber Vault – Construction
Type: Elastic Timber GridshellLocation: Munich, GermanyYear: 2022Status: ConstructionPrincipal Investigators: Eike Schling, Zongshuai WanOffice: The University of Hong Kong | HKUPartners: Technical University of Munich | TUMChair of Structural Design Prof. Pierluigi D’Acunto, Julian Trummer, Jonas SchikoreDesiré Agostini, Frederic Chovghi, Gabriele Felici, Josef
Asymptotic Geodesic Gridshell: Design Phase
Type: Elastic Timber GridshellLocation: Munich, GermanyYear: 2022Status: DesignPrincipal Investigators: Eike Schling, Zongshuai WanOffice: The University of Hong Kong | HKU This research project combines new methods from applied geometry, computational architecture, and structural design. We design webs of asymptotic and geodesic
Asymptotic Geodesic Gridshell: Design Phase
Type: Elastic Timber GridshellLocation: Munich, GermanyYear: 2022Status: DesignPrincipal Investigators: Eike Schling, Zongshuai WanOffice: The University of Hong Kong | HKU This research project combines new methods from applied geometry, computational architecture, and structural design. We design webs of asymptotic and geodesic
Computational Design and Optimisation of Quad Meshes Based on Diagonal Meshes
Type: Conference PaperYear: 2021Authors: Caigui Jiang, Cheng Wang, Eike Schling, Helmut PottmannPublished in: Advances in Architectural Geometry 2021. Paris, pp. 38-60Editors: Olivier Baverel, Helmut Pottmann, Caitlin Mueller, Tomohiro Tachi Collaboration: KAUST, University of Hong Kong AbstractA significant amount of research in
Computational Design and Optimisation of Quad Meshes Based on Diagonal Meshes
Type: Conference PaperYear: 2021Authors: Caigui Jiang, Cheng Wang, Eike Schling, Helmut PottmannPublished in: Advances in Architectural Geometry 2021. Paris, pp. 38-60Editors: Olivier Baverel, Helmut Pottmann, Caitlin Mueller, Tomohiro Tachi Collaboration: KAUST, University of Hong Kong AbstractA significant amount of research in
PMQ Exhibition – Kinetic Grid Structures
14 September – 5 October 2021HKU Architecture GalleryS503 – PMQ – 35 Aberdeen St. – Central Welcome to the website of Kinetic Grid Structures, the interactive exhibition at PMQ, Hong Kong. The exhibition introduces research from the University of Hong
PMQ Exhibition – Kinetic Grid Structures
14 September – 5 October 2021HKU Architecture GalleryS503 – PMQ – 35 Aberdeen St. – Central Welcome to the website of Kinetic Grid Structures, the interactive exhibition at PMQ, Hong Kong. The exhibition introduces research from the University of Hong
Asymptotic Building Envelope
Title: Asymptotic Building EnvelopeType: Conference ProceedingsYear: 2021Authors: Eike Schling, Chih Lin Hsu, Muye MaPublished in: The Association for Computer-Aided Architectural Design Research in Asia (CAADRIA), Hong KongPages: Volume 1, p. 341-350ISBN: 978-988-78917-5-8Editors: Anastasia Globa, Jeroen van Ameijde, Adam Fingrut, Nayeon Kim,
Asymptotic Building Envelope
Title: Asymptotic Building EnvelopeType: Conference ProceedingsYear: 2021Authors: Eike Schling, Chih Lin Hsu, Muye MaPublished in: The Association for Computer-Aided Architectural Design Research in Asia (CAADRIA), Hong KongPages: Volume 1, p. 341-350ISBN: 978-988-78917-5-8Editors: Anastasia Globa, Jeroen van Ameijde, Adam Fingrut, Nayeon Kim,
AS2 – Asymptotic Building Envelope
Title: AS2 – Asymptotic Building EnvelopeType: Teaching PublicationYear: 2020Course: Structural Research, MA ElectiveEditor: Sherene Ng, Eike SchlingPublished in: Architectural Structures Series Preface This publication exhibits the work created by graduate and 4th-year-undergraduate students at the Department of Architecture, HKU, during the elective course
AS2 – Asymptotic Building Envelope
Title: AS2 – Asymptotic Building EnvelopeType: Teaching PublicationYear: 2020Course: Structural Research, MA ElectiveEditor: Sherene Ng, Eike SchlingPublished in: Architectural Structures Series Preface This publication exhibits the work created by graduate and 4th-year-undergraduate students at the Department of Architecture, HKU, during the elective course
Canopy for the Hotel Intergroup in Ingolstadt
Type: Canopy Location: Ingolstadt, Germany Year: 2019 Status: completed Planning Team: Eike Schling, Jonas Schikore Partner: Brandl Metallbau, Eitensheim The Asymptotic Canopy draws attention to the main entrance to the Intergroup Business and Design Hotel, Ingolstadt. The stainless steel structure is
Canopy for the Hotel Intergroup in Ingolstadt
Type: Canopy Location: Ingolstadt, Germany Year: 2019 Status: completed Planning Team: Eike Schling, Jonas Schikore Partner: Brandl Metallbau, Eitensheim The Asymptotic Canopy draws attention to the main entrance to the Intergroup Business and Design Hotel, Ingolstadt. The stainless steel structure is
Repetitive Structures – DMS Berlin
Title: Repetitive StructuresType: Conference PaperYear: 2019Authors: Eike Schling, Rainer BarthelPublished in: Impact: Design With All Senses. Design Modelling Symposium Berlin 2019, Springer, pp. 360-375.DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1007%2F978-3-030-29829-6_29Editors: Christoph Gengnagel, Olivier Baverel, Jane Burry, Mette Ramsgaard Thomsen, Stefan WeinzierlOffice: Technische Universität München, Chair of
Repetitive Structures – DMS Berlin
Title: Repetitive StructuresType: Conference PaperYear: 2019Authors: Eike Schling, Rainer BarthelPublished in: Impact: Design With All Senses. Design Modelling Symposium Berlin 2019, Springer, pp. 360-375.DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1007%2F978-3-030-29829-6_29Editors: Christoph Gengnagel, Olivier Baverel, Jane Burry, Mette Ramsgaard Thomsen, Stefan WeinzierlOffice: Technische Universität München, Chair of
Design Proposal for the Hotel Intergroup in Ingolstadt
Type: Canopy Location: Ingolstadt, Germany Year: 2019 Status: Completed Planning Team: Eike Schling, Jonas Schikore Partner: Brandl Metallbau, Eitensheim A commission for the canopy of the Intergroup Business Hotel in Eitensheim was received in late 2018. The design of two asymptotic
Design Proposal for the Hotel Intergroup in Ingolstadt
Type: Canopy Location: Ingolstadt, Germany Year: 2019 Status: Completed Planning Team: Eike Schling, Jonas Schikore Partner: Brandl Metallbau, Eitensheim A commission for the canopy of the Intergroup Business Hotel in Eitensheim was received in late 2018. The design of two asymptotic
Repetitive Structures
Type: Dissertation [summa cum laude] Titel: Repetitive Structures Design and construction of curved support structures with repetitive parameter Year: 2018 Authors: Eike Schling, DOI: 10.14459/2018md1449869 Advisors: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Rainer Barthel, Prof. Dr. Helmut Pottmann Office: Technische Universität München, Chair of Structural Design
Repetitive Structures
Type: Dissertation [summa cum laude] Titel: Repetitive Structures Design and construction of curved support structures with repetitive parameter Year: 2018 Authors: Eike Schling, DOI: 10.14459/2018md1449869 Advisors: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Rainer Barthel, Prof. Dr. Helmut Pottmann Office: Technische Universität München, Chair of Structural Design
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