Oggetto-campo. Uno studio multi-risoluzione sull’ottimizzazione topologica

Autori

  • Samuel Bernier-Lavigne Laval University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.19229/2464-9309/7152020

Parole chiave:

oggetto-campo, multi-risoluzione, ottimizzazione topologica, progettazione algoritmica, fabbricazione digitale

Abstract

Con l’integrazione degli strumenti digitali nella progettazione architettonica, si può osservare una certa ridefinizione della nozione di ‘struttura’, lontana da schemi noti e generalmente studiati. Seguendo i progressi nei campi della simulazione e dell’ottimizzazione topologica, si esporranno alcuni progetti-chiave studiando il loro livello prestazionale e delineando nella logica formale definita da questo processo il loro limite comune. Si ritiene che una possibile soluzione a questo limite risieda nel cambiamento di scala nel metodo di progettazione, adottando sistemi a multi-risoluzione, in cui ogni granello di materia può adattarsi alle informazioni strutturali presenti alla macro scala. In considerazione di ciò, si propone un progetto di ricerca progettuale che esplora questo salto di scala attraverso quattro oggetti-campo, ossia oggetti che sono formalmente autonomi, ma che tuttavia esprimono il loro campo strutturale interno attraverso una trasposizione a scala microscopica dell’ottimizzazione topologica.

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Biografia autore

Samuel Bernier-Lavigne, Laval University

PhD, è Professore Ordinario presso la School of Architecture della Laval University a Québec (Canada) e Fondatore del FabLab-ÉAUL. Ha conseguito un Dottorato in Architettura (teoria, progettazione e fabbricazione digitale), e ha ricevuto la Henry Adams Medal of Honor (AIA), la RAIC Student Medal. Ha lavorato per Studio Cmmnwlth, Gramazio & Kohler (ETH) e UNStudio.
E-mail: samuel.bernier-lavigne@arc.ulaval.ca

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21-06-2020

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Bernier-Lavigne, S. (2020) «Oggetto-campo. Uno studio multi-risoluzione sull’ottimizzazione topologica», AGATHÓN | International Journal of Architecture Art and Design, 7(online), pagg. 144–153. doi: 10.19229/2464-9309/7152020.

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Architettura | Ricerca & Sperimentazione