The XXL Workshop is an elective course held at the Faculty of Architecture of Delft University of Technology. It is concerned with the design, computation, engineering, and production of a horizontal large span building structure. This design process is done as a collaborative digital design in a multidisciplinary group of students in which each student has his/her own different responsibility. The collaborative digital design requires an integrated 3D approach based on BIM (Building Information Modeling) principles, performance analysis, and file to factory processes.
Coordination: Bige Tuncer / Michela Turrin. Instructors: Architectural Design: Prof.ir. K. Oosterhuis; Dr.ir. H.H. Bier; ir. Jelle Feringa. Structural Design: Dr.ir. J. Paul; ir. A. Borgart. Cladding and Construction: ir. T. Klein. Digital and Computational Design: Arch. M. Turrin; ir. S. Mulders, ir. P. Nourian. Sustainable Design: Dr.ir. A. van Timmeren; Dr.ir. M. Tenpierik; Ing. A.K. Lassen; ir.G.Mangone. Adaptive Building Systems: Prof.dr.ing. P. Teuffel; Dipl.Ing. F. Heinzelmann. Invited Reviewers: B. Burgers (De Kuip), F. Werner (KCAP), S. Wilbrenninck (BAM), A. Habraken (Arup), B.Wubben (dS+V, Rotterdam).
Contact: M.Turrin@tudelft.nl
MidTermPresentation + Critics, 17 Feb - Team 3
hi team 3 - great track of notes on your blog - including this video, useful for us too – listening to it, I even doubt my comment was clear - for concept 1 I referred to 1c - for better defining and addressing the functions once it lands, I included problems such as the (huge) scale of the bowl that would land; reasoning on the markets, sport fields, expo place etc where it can land and of the numbers of users it would have in the different occasions/locations might give a picture - at last, if technically it is unfeasible to move entirely, I would subdiving it into parts (all movable or some of which fixed in the location) which keeps including the top ring (good luck martin with its weight – eventually, let us know asap if results give hopes). Michela
ReplyDeleteps: if you go for 1a, I would discuss with Jelle/Henriette also what about possible reconfigurability of the roof itself - such that you do not have to simply move a huge balloon which remains always the same (on this I agree with Patrick), but eventually puzzle it into pieces for different flying assemblies (water proof?) - smaller zeppelin that get together providing different overall shapes - more flexible for different locations/uses.