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Cell[f] Automaton Habitat

Posted in examples by pierre forissier on December 16, 2011

A [near] perfect mathematic structure affected by a chaotic process

The variety of forms in nature seems endless. Patterns can derive from mathematical rules. Habitats can derive from patterns. The pavilion is a temporary proposal for a historic hall. It reflects new built orders and hidden rules in contrast with those of its classical backdrop. Of course, a genetic algorithm is no guarantee of beauty but the outcomes can be striking. The matrix of self assembling timber cubes expresses the invisible forces of life and death that affect each brick… each of us.


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  1. Architectural Visualisation said, on December 19, 2011 at 5:04 pm

    Very cool images


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