Archive for the ‘cellular automata’ Category
Warsaw as an Emergent Structure is an initiative to acknowledge that a city is a complex system. It is also a book featuring texts from researchers and theoreticians from various fields, centered around the concept of complexity in urban environment. Ola Wasilkowska, who initiated it, aims at creating a multidisciplinary round table, aiming at developing […]
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Tags: EM WWA 1.0, Michal Piasecki, Ola Wasilkowska, Warszawa jako Struktura Emergentna
bottom-up design
I’m discussing the notion of bottom-up approach to design in my newest article on sztuka-architektury.pl (full text in polish can be found here). I begin with a couple of examples from everyday surroundings. A flock of birds serves as an example for the argument about systems governed only by a set of local relationships. It’s […]
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Previously I have written in general about Creative Coding / Laser Cutting session organized by Fluid Forms. Now it’s time to write about what have I actually done during those 2 days. I have focused on the engraving feature of 500 speedy laser cutter. The software driving it has a capacity to read raster images […]
Filed under: 01 design, 05 programming, scripting, parametric modeling, cellular automata, digital fabrication, generative design, genetic algorithms, laser cutting, workshops | 1 Comment
Tags: Fluid Forms, Michal Piasecki
