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Undersexualized Recursion – G0001
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Mon, 12 Feb 2018 00:40:38 +0000
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Undersexualized Recursion (G0001) is a continuation of a series of computationally-designed spaces and networks. It explores how architectures can emergently hold spaces by communicating with parts of itself, experiment with solutions, and breed possible organisms. Much of the design of this organism uses code-authored-code, which self-edits its programming. This work does not fetishize the object; in fact it does everything it can to obscure, limit, and confuse the viewer. To map the space, the viewer must invest time and effort to decipher the geography of the space and the evolution of the organism. This is an ongoing project, with continuing efforts to prolifically explore the formal-, computational-, architectural-, and spatial-search spaces.
With enabled self-evolving geometry exploration, this architectural organism is capable of testing and breeding more formal options. Cusps, blebs, sweeps, recursive reduction, and other gestures are created automatically by the code. Custom “ripple surfacing allowed for new ways to texture poly-surfaces. Also, this programs implements the emergent connectivity of the previous iterations of the “Undersexualized series.
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Undersexualized Recursion – F0001
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Thu, 02 Feb 2017 22:11:34 +0000
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Undersexualized Recursion (F0001) is a continuation of a series of computationally-designed spaces and networks. It explores how architectures can emergently hold spaces by communicating with parts of itself, experiment with solutions, and breed possible organisms. Much of the design of this organism uses code-authored-code, which self-edits its programming. This work does not fetishize the object; in fact it does everything it can to obscure, limit, and confuse the viewer. To map the space, the viewer must invest time and effort to decipher the geography of the space and the evolution of the organism. This is an ongoing project, with continuing efforts to prolifically explore the formal-, computational-, architectural-, and spatial-search spaces.
The F-Series explored how thicknesses of networks can have cusp and variable ratios. It tried to resolve horizontality and platform configurations while communicating with branches and levels that are either above and below the point of nodal growth. Without straining the malleability of the geometry, it tried to reconnect to adjacent branches in a way that would promote linear and platform occupancy.
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Click the following to see the next iteration in the design of the UR series:
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Undersexualized Recursion – E0002
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Sun, 17 Apr 2016 05:22:45 +0000
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Undersexualized Recursion (E0002) is a continuation of a series of computationally-designed spaces and networks. It explores how architectures can emergently hold spaces by communicating with parts of itself, experiment with solutions, and breed possible organisms. Much of the design of this organism uses code-authored-code, which self-edits its programming. This work does not fetishize the object; in fact it does everything it can to obscure, limit, and confuse the viewer. To map the space, the viewer must invest time and effort to decipher the geography of the space and the evolution of the organism. This is an ongoing project, with continuing efforts to prolifically explore the formal-, computational-, architectural-, and spatial-search spaces. The E0002 Series has profound enhancements to the architectural organism, namely allowing the system to play with and evolve different surface conditions. These conditions texturize the surface and space at different fractal scales and each generation passes down its traits to future designs.
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Click here to see the next series of images in the UR Project.
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Undersexualized Recursion – D0001
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Mon, 07 Mar 2016 20:06:57 +0000
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Undersexualized Recursion (D0001) is a continuation of a series of computationally-designed spaces and networks. It explores how architectures can emergently hold spaces by communicating with parts of itself, experiment with solutions, and breed possible organisms. Much of the design of this organism uses code-authored-code, which self-edits its programming. This work does not fetishize the object; in fact it does everything it can to obscure, limit, and confuse the viewer. To map the space, the viewer must invest time and effort to decipher the geography of the space and the evolution of the organism. This is an ongoing project, with continuing efforts to prolifically explore the formal-, computational-, architectural-, and spatial-search spaces.
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Stage D0002_5:
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Undersexualized Recursion – C0001
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Mon, 07 Mar 2016 19:30:12 +0000
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Undersexualized Recursion (C0001) is a series of computationally-designed spaces and networks. It explores how architectures can emergently hold spaces by communicating with parts of itself, experiment with solutions, and breed possible organisms. Much of the design of this organism uses code-authored-code, which self-edits its programming. This work does not fetishize the object; in fact it does everything it can to obscure, limit, and confuse the viewer. To map the space, the viewer must invest time and effort to decipher the geography of the space and the evolution of the organism. This is an ongoing project, with continuing efforts to prolifically explore the formal-, computational-, architectural-, and spatial-search spaces.
(Contact 0001D, for exhibition/publishing inquiries and/or higher resolution versions of these images.)