The Multi-functional Pavilion, resembling a honeycomb type wave is a design product from the “ Design and Making” architectural studio course taught by Mania Aghaei Meibodi and Hamia Aghaimeybodi.
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The structure utilizes a hexagonal pattern that is generated from multiple kinds of plates that interlock with one another to form a unified structure.
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Applications such as CNC-machine and a 3-D design program “Grasshopper” were used throughout the design process. The project also focused on the exploration of materiality by trying to find adequate materials that were then constantly adjusted as the project moved along.
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Once the generic information was available after intensive researching, the unique structure smoothly fit together to form a kind of rippling effect throughout a specific space.
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The studio professors were thankful for the amount of work that had been generated throughout the course along with the phenomenal efforts from students as well as facilities, colleagues, and researchers that help aid the production.
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