300 words research for RETICULARS

The name of the construction that is researched is RETICULARS, which designed by Alisa Andrasek. It contains a series of cellular units to do parameter design, which is applied to interior architectural systems in this case, such as ceilings and walls. In this specific structure, the walls and ceiling are built in reticular series to distribute various infrastructures for instance lighting, sound and light storage systems. The partitions walls orientate a state of shelve which sight from the front. Because of the cellular units are in alignment, the shadow responded artistic shape. Moreover, wave function is involved to dominate the size and orientation of cells, so that within the change of size, orientations and vectors of cell to demonstrate the paths of lighting or sound. The significant achievement of the design approach, which is lighting and sound, can be programmed to emit distinct and, over time, variable behaviours between each cellular unit. And also the design solution of this project was mostly wave functions, which were used as a dominant algorithmic logic to differentiate size and orientation of cells. And the paths of the light and sound depend on the thickness of the wall. In additional, the storage system stores intensity of the light and sound depends on it as well. The reticular series investigate the production of architectural systems using algorithmically differential geometry. Spatial organisation of RETICULARS, parameter design was involved to calculate the range, scales and density of the each cellular unit. Her attitude towards technologies through out the process of design and fabrication most of her works are mainly the purpose of cellular automata, coordinate with parameter design to go though whole project. However the material was non involved because of design. The digital technologies it has used are Cellular automata, parametrically variable series/ parameter design, and auxiliary wave function; the combination of the technologies generates the RETICULARS.