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‘planete robots’ trodding down memory lane

0801 — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 20:21:44 +0000

5subzero’s 2003 research project topoTransegrity was featured in an article about robotic architecture called ou les immeubles s’animent! by amandine schmitt in the february/march issue of planete robots, a new french magazine about robot culture.

5subzero’s research now at www.5subzero.at

0801 — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 21:01:46 +0000

5subzero’s design research on responsive environments and kinetic architecture has been relocated to www.5subzero.at.

topotransegrity, an award-winning and widely published design research project, explores, how an adaptive spatial organisation can be introduced to public spaces and challenges long held assumptions about architecture as a passive spatial arrangement.

it relies on contextual and internal parameters derived from its environment and works according to different modes of operation that influence differnt parts of the structure and add up to a series of emergent user dependent spatial configurations.

Game, Set and Match II … non linear responsive environments

0801 — Mon, 15 May 2006 20:00:12 +0000

non linear responsive environments has been published in Game Set and Match II, a publication accompanying the correspondent conference in delft. this paper is the result of a one-and-a-half year long research on adaptive spatial organisations within the framework of the AADRL in london. research conducted by delphine ammann, karim muallem, robert neumayr, and gina robledo. studio intructor: tom verebes.