Workshop given to master students in the Computational Design studio (part of MAEF) by PhD students Anton Tetov Johansson (LTH) & Kunaljit Chadha (Gramazio Kohler Research, ETH Zürich).
Composite Design's factory in Arlöv ("Gamla Saabfabriken")
10 min walk from bus stop Arlöv Sockerbitstorget
18 min walk from Burlöv station
DRAFT!
| Monday (4/12) | Tuesday (5/12) | Wednesday (6/12) | Thursday (7/12) | Friday (8/12) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Notes | @Arlöv, A & D | @Arlöv, A, D & K | @Arlöv, A, D & K | @Arlöv, A, D & K | |
| 09.15--12.00 | Self study | Introduction to setup | Design intro | Guest lecture | Design/Production |
| 13.15--18.00 | Self study | Dry tests | Design/Wet tests | Design/Production | Production, summary, AW |
- Monday (11/12) Start seminar and site visit
- Tuesday (12/12) Anton cleanup & transport
- Wednesday (13/12) Ragn-Sells construction waste pickup
Non linear fabrication process constructing building element from clay/earth on top of existing layer of crushed stone (100-200 mm grain size) based on student designed target surface.
- 3D-volume describing goal shape.
- 3D-scan of work area.
- Extrusion parameters
Goal shape on top of work area within a given tolerance.
- Generate print path based on goal shape (layer based)
- Define placement in work area, situate print path above highest point in work area.
- Modify movement speed based on measured difference between scan and desired shape based on samples.
- Bettan, IRB4600 mounted on caterpillar tracks. See Klöckner et al (2023).
- Pump and extruder
- Depth scanners
- Position tracking
- clay/sand mixture
- stone