Architecture · Research
c. 2015–2017
Experimental Fluidity Tower Studies
This project explores experimental fluidity in architectural form-finding through the generation of continuous, dynamic geometries. Curved surfaces transform the building envelope into a spatial system of balconies, openings, and recessed spaces. The study investigates the relationship between computational form generation, structural continuity, and inhabitable space. Rather than proposing a fixed architectural solution, it tests how fluid geometric transformations can generate new spatial and façade possibilities.
computational matterhow can algorithmic processes inform the creation of unique high-rise structures?what are the implications of using computational methods for architectural form-finding?