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BLOOD GLUE – FIRST EXPERIMENTS

Post by Studio 10 originally posted about 1 month ago.

Here are the results of my initial experiments in developing a blood based glue for used as a structural binding agent. Unfortunately the glue was not entirely successful due to its setting by water loss as opposed to chemical reaction. On to round 2…

Time Bank’s Growth

Post by Studio 10 originally posted about 1 month ago.

A short animation showing the gradual addition of units on site.

FULL DUNE CREST POURING

Post by Studio 10 originally posted about 1 month ago.

The culmination of the crest pouring and component diversion technique… The pouring of a full dune in RealFlow to create the superstructure of the building. On the south facade large components create circular openings in the structure which are able to house fresnel concentration lenses. On the north facade smaller components create a thickened bottom edge to diffuse light back into the interior space.

The Third & The Seventh

Post by Studio 10 originally posted 2 months ago.

The Third & The Seventh is a beautiful, fully CG animated film made by Alex Roman that, in his own words, “tries to illustrate architecture art across a photographic point of view where main subjects
are already-built spaces. Sometimes in an abstract way. Sometimes surreal.”
Many of you will already have seen the film as it was published roughly two years ago now but for those that haven’t it is brilliant and should be watched full-screen in HD if you can. I would also encourage everyone to watch the making of video and other work Alex Roman has published on Vimeo – (clic...

Algae Systems

Post by Studio 10 originally posted 2 months ago.

Before algae appeared in Earth’s history billions of years ago, our planet’s atmosphere was saturated with CO2 – by producing O2, algae, also known as cyanobacteria, made our atmosphere breathable. Similarly, fossil fuels are comprised of carbon-rich deposits of ancient algae and other similar organisms. Basically, there has never been a breathable atmosphere, or a drop of fossil fuel pumped from below, that does not originate from these organisms. Today, living algae represent a new source of regenerative energy for our vehicles, industries and power plants. By converting perceived wast...

DIVERTING COMPONENTS WITH REALFLOW

Post by Studio 10 originally posted 2 months ago.

As a continuation in the development of the Crest Pouring technique, diverting components are introduced in order to gain control over the flow paths of the material. These videos show a series of initial experiments in RealFlow, which help to understand how different components placed in different configurations have a specific effect on the material flow. These experiments will now be backed up by more specific investigations and physical experiments.

srpLAB - Santiago R. Perez

Post by Studio 10 originally posted 2 months ago.

Reblogged from FuturesPlus:

Inspiring blog post on srpLAB – Santiago R. Perez by futuresplus.wordpress.com

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