5-10 September 2016
Vienna, Austria
The
Angewandte Architecture Challenge (AAC16) is an architecture summer school
program collaborating with international experts and institutions. Architecture students interested in exploring integrated digital
design and fabrication will simultaneously design a full-scale built
project within the teaching environment of the Institute of Architecture at the
University of Applied Arts in Vienna - Die Angewandte.
The
AAC16 Program is a week-long, intense event. Software introduction
to Rhino / Grasshopper / Karamba / KUKA/prc will be followed by project design
development in groups and daily reviews. The KUKA industrial robot at the robot laboratory of the Robotic
Woodcraft research project will be used to fabricate selected projects, using a newly developed and innovative plastic
forming process entailing a new manufacturing process chain. The workshop will
close with a final presentation of the full-scale structure followed
by an exhibition.
Lectures by international experts will accompany the workshop. Ideal participants are architecture students with a bias in digital design and fabrication. Basic use of Rhino and Grasshopper is required. Knowledge of Karamba is a plus, but not required.
Lectures by international experts will accompany the workshop. Ideal participants are architecture students with a bias in digital design and fabrication. Basic use of Rhino and Grasshopper is required. Knowledge of Karamba is a plus, but not required.
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