“The aim of this seminar was to design and fabricate an intricate and highly ornamental 3d printable throne prototype which is not just pure decor, but also a usable object. The project aligns itself in an ongoing research of robotic 3d printing using thermoplastics as a material system. “
Credits
Teaching: Pavlos Fereos, Eftihis Efthimiou
Fabrication: Kilian Bauer, Julian Edelmann
Design: Julian Edelmann, Charlotte Thorn, Lara Penz
CoConch – Seamless Digital Materiality
CoConch – Seamless Digital Materiality continues the series of robotic experiments started in 2012 focusing on additive processes and the exploration of digital materiality at the REX|LAB of the University of Innsbruck. The installation was 3D-printed on-site in a scale of 1 : 1 during the exhibition period of the Potenzial 3 at the aut in Innsbruck from October 2021 to February 2022. The robot was put into
UIBK SPRING 2021 Robotic Fabrication Workshop. The workshop focused in computationally designing and digitally fabricating a large-scale prototype structure utilizing robotic 3D printing at REX-LAB facility at the University of Innsbruck, Austria. The participants had the opportunity to engage with robotic fabrication and experiment with computational techniques to produce complex and elaborated results.
Students learn the theory and practice of additive processes in architecture. In small projects we develop the software skills to design for 3D printing as well as to generate the print files. In the next step, individual projects of the students are worked out and their own designs are printed in model scale. Here we focus on the material ceramic. Ceramics, i.e. fired clay, is already the most widely used building material on … more
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Part of the Institute for Experimental Architecture at University of Innsbruck, operating since 2012, Studio Colletti operates at the crossroads of architectural design, building technologies and contempurary culture. Project FEA(S)T endeavours to further experimental architectures, strategies and technologies, to promote architecture as cultural production: a feat by an individual and/or a team – an achievement that requires great courage, skill, and strength – and a feast … more
As part of an ongoing process of diversification, as well as a contribution to the decentralisation and democratisation of the digital, Triopic Spectacle* seeks to dissolve the hierarchies between the real and the potential – a radical concept that can be traced back to 17th century baroque thinking.
Exhibition date: 09.09.2021 – 12.09.2021
Join the global VR domain, an interactive and online based social space that allows you as the … more
REX|LAB, 2019
A 3D printed pavilion designed for the University of Innsbruck’s 350th anniversary, 2019.
A cooperation of researchers and students at the University of
Innsbruck (Institute for Experimental Architecture, Unit Hochbau, Faculty of Architecture;
Department of Structural Engineering and Material Science, Unit Concrete Structures and Bridge Design, Faculty of Engineering Science), the Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands (3D Concrete Printing research group), and industry partners (the University of Innsbruck spin-off incremental3d GmbH; Baumit GmbH; PORR Bau GmbH).
REX|LAB, 2019
A 3D printed installation within the ‘Show Garden’ silver medal winner GARDENING WILL SAVE THE WORLD – IKEA & TOM DIXON pavilion* at the 2019 RHS Royal Chelsea Flower Show
Design: Marjan Colletti, Tiziano Derme
Soil 3D printing: MAEID
Collaborators: Moritz Riedl (UIBK), Lukas Vorreiter (UIBK)
Cooperation partners: Daniela Mitterberger/MAEID (soil printing research); Tyroler Glückspilze GmbH (fungi research); BMade at The Bartlett School of Architecture UCL (robotic arm); REX|LAB at Innsbruck University (facilities)
Fabrication: REX|LAB Exp.Arch. Innsbruck
REX|LAB, 2018
Robotically 3D printed installation, sited at the Wachtberg Sculpture Park, Austria, 2018
Design: M. Colletti, E. Efthymiou, G. Grasser, A. Karaivanov, J. Ruiz
Fabrication: Baumit GmbH
Sponsoring: The Bartlett School of Architecture UCL. Innsbruck University,
Baumit GmbH
Photography: N. Korab
Drone footage: M. Ihle Digital Landscapes
We live in a time of digitisation, automation, artificial intelligence – the fourth industrial revolution. We still can not fully anticipate the scope of their effects; but it will fundamentally change every
REX|LAB, 2018
Robotically 3D printed installation at the Gallerie Goettlicher Krems-Stein, Austria, 2018
Design: M. Colletti, E. Efthymiou, G. Grasser, A. Karaivanov, J. Ruiz
Fabrication: Baumit GmbH
Sponsoring: The Bartlett School of Architecture UCL. Innsbruck University,
Baumit GmbH
Photography: N. Korab
We live in a time of digitisation, automation, artificial intelligence – the fourth industrial revolution. We still can not fully anticipate the scope of their effects; but it will fundamentally change every aspect of life at a pace unprecedented
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