Technology Consultancies – Dr. Ian Knight Tue 18/5 2PM-5PM – ROOM: WWS

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Technology Consultancies – Dr. Ian Knight

Tuesday 18/05   2:00 PM – 5:00 PM     ROOM: WWS

20 MINUTE SESSIONS

  1. 2:00 PM  DAVID
  2. 2:20 PM  MATEUSZ
  3. 2:40 PM  CHRIS
  4. 3:00 PM  NIKOS

3:20 PM – 3:40 PM     BREAK

  1. 3:40 PM  ANDREW
  2. 4:00 PM  JOHN
  3. 4:20 PM  GEORGE
  4. 4:40 PM  ? JARED ?

Tectonics Consultancies II: Andrew Carr Thurs 13/05 10:30 AM– 6:20 PM ROOM: WWS

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Tectonics Consultancies II – Andrew Carr

Thursday 13/05   10:30 AM – 6:20 PM     ROOM: WWS

50 MINUTE SESSIONS

  1. 10:30 AM  GEO-RGE
  2. 11:20 AM  CHRIS
  3. 12:10 AM  ANDREW

1:00 PM – 2:00 PM     LUNCH BREAK

  1. 2:00 PM  MATEUSZ
  2. 2:50 PM  DAVID
  3. 3:40 PM  NIKOS

4:30 PM – 4:40 PM   BREAK

  1. 4:40 PM  JOHN
  2. 5:30 PM  ? JARED ?

6:20 PM END

Tectonics Consultancies I: Jacob Hotz THURS 06/05 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM ROOM: THE PIT

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Tectonics Consultancies I – Jacob Hotz

Thursday 06/05   9:30 AM – 1:00 PM     ROOM: THE PIT

25 MINUTE SESSIONS

  1. 9:30 AM  JARED
  2. 9:55 AM  GEO-RGE
  3. 10:20 AM ANDREW
  4. 10:45 AM  NIKOS

11:10 AM – 11:20 AM     BREAK

  1. 11:20 AM  MATEUSZ
  2. 11:45 AM  JOHN
  3. 12:10 PM  CHRIS
  4. 12:35 PM  DAVID

Symposium

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SYMPOSIUM - YEAR 5: DIGITAL TECTONICS

Crit Schedule for Thursday

Here is the crit schedule for Thursday.
Location: NORTH CORRIDOR

Time Project Presenter
09:30 am Chris Andrew
10:00 am Andrew Matteusz
10:30 am Matteusz John
11:00 am John George
11:30 am George David
12:00 pm David Nikos
12:30 pm Nikos Briony
02:00 pm Briony Jared
02:30 pm Jared Chris

Symposium will then take place at 4:00 pm in 2.32 . You are to sign up for your structural consultancies at a time that does not conflict with this crit.

Connecting Surface to Structure

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This is to connect in a fairly smooth way two mesh objects (see attached image). Imagine if you have an undulating surface and you would like to smoothly connect it to a column underneath it (like a funnel). In summary, you create holes in the two meshes (by deleting triangles, rectangles) and then use the “Connect” object under Create->Geometry->Compound Objects. In detail:

1. Create a cylinder
2. Apply the Edit Mesh Modifier to it
3. Go down to polygon sub-object (red square), select the top circle, hit delete to delete it

then

1. Create a NURBS surface of any sort…then undulate it. Choose an appropriate Surface Approximation (e.g. regular 6 x 6 steps) 2. Apply the “Shell” modifier and give it a thickness if you wish 3. Apply the Edit Mesh modifier to it 4. Get a view of its underside 5. Choose the polygon subobject mode (red square) 6. Choose a few triangles, hit delete to delete them.

then

1. Please the cylinder so that it is under the surface and specifically under the deleted triangles.. make sure there is a gap so you can see the transition 2. Select the cylinder 3. Go to create geometry -> Compound Objects -> Connect 4. Click on select operand and click on the surface 5. The two objects connect 6. Select number of segments and tension to relax the blending of the two objects 7. Try to smooth bridge and ends and see if that gives you what you want.

Leaf Table

Leaf Table by Marc Fornes

Leaf Table by Marc Fornes

For everyone: Roland Snooks

Genetic Algorithm Fabrication - Roland Snooks

Genetic Algorithm Fabrication - Roland Snooks

Taipei Performing Arts Center - Roland Snooks

Taipei Performing Arts Center - Roland Snooks

FOR GEORGE: IBM – The Smarter City

IBM: The Smarter City

IBM: The Smarter City

I stumbled on this by accident. Some of the analytic diagrams and discussions seemed very relevant to how George is ‘taking the digital pulse of the city.” I also thought some of the visualisations (not all) are interesting (such as the image on top). Hope you find it intriguing and useful.

Structural Consultancies! Please sign up

This is a “push” / “nudge” to register for structural consultancies on Friday. I received a message from Adam Sharr that not everyone has signed up and he would like everyone to sign up as it is the engineer’s first visit to the WSA. Let’s make a good first impression! Thank you.