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Origloo - Bringing Human-Scale Origamic Structures, Design, and Fabrication to the Architectural Masses

NOVÁK, J.; PALACKÝ, J.

Original Title

Origloo - Bringing Human-Scale Origamic Structures, Design, and Fabrication to the Architectural Masses

English Title

Origloo - Bringing Human-Scale Origamic Structures, Design, and Fabrication to the Architectural Masses

Type

Abstract

Original Abstract

This paper presents an architectural workflow to be used for the design and fabrication of rigidly flat-foldable, human-scale interior structures. The methodology we propose fills the gap between the level of knowledge in the field of origami-related research and the current inability of architects and designers to use pleated structures in real-life, day-to-day practice.

English abstract

This paper presents an architectural workflow to be used for the design and fabrication of rigidly flat-foldable, human-scale interior structures. The methodology we propose fills the gap between the level of knowledge in the field of origami-related research and the current inability of architects and designers to use pleated structures in real-life, day-to-day practice.

Keywords

architectural design; rigid origami; exhibition pavilion

Key words in English

architectural design; rigid origami; exhibition pavilion

Authors

NOVÁK, J.; PALACKÝ, J.

RIV year

2019

Released

21.08.2018

Publisher

Department of Engineering Science, University of Oxford

Location

Oxford

Pages from

82

Pages to

83

Pages count

350

URL

http://osme.info/7osme/Documents/7osme-abstracts.zip

BibTex

@misc{BUT150220,
  author="Jakub {Novák} and Jiří {Palacký}",
  title="Origloo - Bringing Human-Scale Origamic Structures, Design, and Fabrication to the Architectural Masses",
  year="2018",
  pages="82--83",
  publisher="Department of Engineering Science, University of Oxford",
  address="Oxford",
  url="http://osme.info/7osme/Documents/7osme-abstracts.zip",
  note="Abstract"
}

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