AA Visiting School DXB 5.0- Additive Stereotomies

Bloc84 Pavilion

With 3D printing, we can build structures that evolve on the art and science of Stereotomy, with the complexity, variation and economy of contemporary technology.

Bloc84 Pavilion

AAVS DXB 5.0- Additive Stereotomies

Sadaf 3D Printed Bus Shed - MEAN Middle East Architecture Network

AA Visiting School DXB 5.0- Additive Stereotomies

Stereotomic Æquilibrium

Form can be generated by simulating performative features, such as structural behavior, giving way to a new language of aesthetic and spatial expression.

AAVS DXB 5.0- Additive Stereotomies

Form can be generated by simulating performative features, such as structural behavior, giving way to a new language of aesthetic and spatial expression.

Stereotomic Æquilibrium

AA Visiting School DXB 4.0- Additive Constructions

Crystal Cells

Inspired by the geometrical nature of water molecules, the Crystal Cells Water Taxi station takes an organic form based on the crystallization and the rotational manipulation of a single 3D module.

Crystal Cells

Inspired by the geometrical nature of water molecules, the Crystal Cells Water Taxi station takes an organic form based on the crystallization and the rotational manipulation of a single 3D module.

AAVS DXB 4.0- Additive Constructions

AA Visiting School DXB 4.0- Additive Constructions

Cellular Wrap

We observe the geometry of cellular solids to create lightweight and resistant structures, where porosity becomes an intelligent way of distributing and minimizing material disposition, while contributing to novel spatial features.

AAVS DXB 4.0- Additive Constructions

We observe the geometry of cellular solids to create lightweight and resistant structures, where porosity becomes an intelligent way of distributing and minimizing material disposition, while contributing to novel spatial features.

Cellular Wrap

AA Visiting School DXB 3.0-

Articulate Performance

Human Interaction continues to be a common theme of observation in architectural discourse.
Lightweight, self supporting, digitally simulated and manufactured structures intuitively interact with inhabitants through a sensory reaction.

Articulate Performance

Human Interaction continues to be a common theme of observation in architectural discourse.
Lightweight, self supporting, digitally simulated and manufactured structures intuitively interact with inhabitants through a sensory reaction.

AAVS DXB 3.0-

AA Visiting School DXB 2.0-

Accelerating Processes

Innovative processes of building thin-shell, complex surfaces can be devised by iterative processes of qualitative experimentation in composite materials and quantitive digital simulation.

Accelerating Processes

Innovative processes of building thin-shell, complex surfaces can be devised by iterative processes of qualitative experimentation in composite materials and quantitive digital simulation.

AAVS DXB 2.0-

AA Visiting School Jordan 1.0-

Desert Morphologies

Local materials on site can be combined with computational simulation and novel material assemblies to give way to a hyperlocal, contextual architecture.

Desert Morphologies

Local materials on site can be combined with computational simulation and novel material assemblies to give way to a hyperlocal, contextual architecture.

AAVS Jordan 1.0-

Our journey started in London

Architectural Association
School of Architecture

AA
School of Architecture

Our journey started in London

How can we democratize the education of emergent design technologies?

How can we democratize the education of emergent design technologies?

We do design research through short academic programs.

We do design research through short academic programs.

With 3D printing, we can build structures that evolve on the art and science of Stereotomy, with the complexity, variation and economy of contemporary technology.

Form can be generated by simulating performative features, such as structural behavior, giving way to a new language of aesthetic and spatial expression.

Inspired by the geometrical nature of water molecules, the Crystal Cells Water Taxi station takes an organic form based on the crystallization and the rotational manipulation of a single 3D module.

We observe the geometry of cellular solids to create lightweight and resistant structures, where porosity becomes an intelligent way of distributing and minimizing material disposition, while contributing to novel spatial features.

Human Interaction continues to be a common theme of observation in architectural discourse.
Lightweight, self supporting, digitally simulated and manufactured structures intuitively interact with inhabitants through a sensory reaction.

Innovative processes of building thin-shell, complex surfaces can be devised by iterative processes of qualitative experimentation in composite materials and quantitive digital simulation.

Local materials on site can be combined with computational simulation and novel material assemblies to give way to a hyperlocal, contextual architecture.

Research Drives Innovation

Is a synergetic research arm
complementing our professional practice

How can we democratize the education of emergent design technologies?

How can we democratize the education of emergent design technologies?

We do design research through short academic programs.

We do design research through short academic programs.

With 3D printing, we can build structures that evolve on the art and science of Stereotomy, with the complexity, variation and economy of contemporary technology.

Form can be generated by simulating performative features, such as structural behavior, giving way to a new language of aesthetic and spatial expression.

Inspired by the geometrical nature of water molecules, the Crystal Cells Water Taxi station takes an organic form based on the crystallization and the rotational manipulation of a single 3D module.

We observe the geometry of cellular solids to create lightweight and resistant structures, where porosity becomes an intelligent way of distributing and minimizing material disposition, while contributing to novel spatial features.

Human Interaction continues to be a common theme of observation in architectural discourse. Lightweight, self supporting, digitally simulated and manufactured structures intuitively interact with inhabitants through a sensory reaction.

Innovative processes of building thin-shell, complex surfaces can be devised by iterative processes of qualitative experimentation in composite materials and quantitive digital simulation.

Local materials on site can be combined with computational simulation and novel material assemblies to give way to a hyperlocal, contextual architecture.

Research Drives Innovation

Is a synergetic research arm complementing our professional practice

Human Interaction continues to be a common theme of observation in architectural discourse.
Lightweight, self supporting, digitally simulated and manufactured structures intuitively interact with inhabitants through a sensory reaction.

Is a synergetic research arm
complementing our professional practice