Archive for the ‘printing in 3d’ Category
2+3D published Michal’s text on 3d printing as a mean of manufacturing rather than just prototyping. The article features the products by FOC, Materialise MGX, Assa Aschuach, Nervous System and Front Studio. This is an anniversary 40th issue of 2+3d, which marks 10 years of the magazine. The cover is a winning competition entry by [...]
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Tags: 2+3d, 3d printing, druk 3d, Michal Piasecki
Agata Guzik and Michal Piasecki will tutor a digital fabrication seminar and laboratory at Architecture for Society of Knowledge (ASK), a new masters programme at Warsaw School of Architecture. Agata Guzik i Michał Piasecki poprowadzą seminarium i laboratorium z cyfrowego wspomagania wytwarzania na nowych studiach magisterkich: Architektura dla Społeczeństwa Wiedzy (ASK) na Wydziale Architektury w [...]
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Tags: Agata Guzik, ASK, Michal Piasecki, WAPW
Green2 recently published an article on design research by Michal. The article starts with examples of design research seen as an activity of studying designers to learn what designing actually is. Donald Schon’s book “The Reflective Practitioner” is often one of the core references in such research. The article discusses Abel Maciel’s engineering doctorate at [...]
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Tags: Abel Maciel, Aurelie Mosse, design research, Green2, Iwona Grabska, Michal Piasecki, Sarat Babu
Michal Piasecki recently recently developed a generative process for Malgorzata Mozolewska‘s “Structural Ornament”, a project aiming at embedding algorithmic aesthetics into structural logic. The outcome turned out to be more of a material than an object. The project is Malgorzata’s master thesis at the Faculty of Design, Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. Below is [...]
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Tags: Malgorzata Mozolewska, structural ornament
Michal Piasecki’s recent design – Weaving Bowl – was selected for the final of Young Design 2010 competition organized by Warsaw’s Institute of Industrial Design (IWP). During the project presentation at IWP, taking place on June 2nd this year, Michal emphasized how mass customization paradigm shifts designers and users roles. Designers’ focus moves away from [...]
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Tags: Institute of Industrial Design, Instytut Wzornictwa Przemysłowego, IWP, Michal Piasecki, Young Design, Young Design 2010
6 workshops conducted by Workshops Factory to date in Poland and in the USA will be featured at the Spontaneous Schooling Exhibition, curated by Nous gallery as a part of London Festival of Architecture 2010. The exhibition opens on Friday 18 June, 2010 at 6pm. The venue is: 3.01 Tea Building, 5 – 13 Bethnal [...]
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Tags: LFA, LFA 2010, London Festival of Architecture, Michal Piasecki, Nous gallery, Spontaneous Schooling
Joris Laarman Studio commissioned Michal Piasecki to develop a generative process for their Starlings Table project. The 3d printed piece of furniture was on show at Friedman Benda gallery in New York between March 4 and April 10, 2010. The process consisted of a 3d flocking simulation based on the Reynold’s boids algorithm. User of [...]
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Tags: Friedman Benda, Joris Laarman Lab, Joris Laarman Studio, Michal Piasecki
Above are a couple of pictures showing manufacturing process of Evolve Ring Silver, commissioned and distributed by Fluid Forms and co-designed with Krystian Kwiecinski. The manufacturing process begins with a wax 3d print of a positive form. Then a rubber mold is created with the use of the print and once it is ready the [...]
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Tags: Evolve Ring Silver, Fluid Forms, Krystian Kwiecinski
Evolve rings where commissioned and are distributed by Fluid Forms. I have co-designed them together with Krystian Kwiecinski and they are available for purchase since today. They where designed with an aid of an artificial selection in genetic algorithm (GA). I have developed the phenotype together with Krystian and then wrote a purpose-built GA tool [...]
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Tags: Fluid Forms, GA, jewelry, Krystian Kwiecinski, ring
Major media increasingly notice the possible change, which 3d printing might bring when it will be developed into an affordable technology capable of working with multiple materials. “A factory on your desk” is an article on Economist.com, which not only introduces the major players in the game, such as Z-Corp, but also gives a hint [...]
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