Center for Bits + Atoms researchers demonstrate a more environmentally friendly approach to large-scale construction.
It was recognized in the Plus: Architecture +Innovation category
Kevin Dunnell and Alfonso Parra Rubio were part of the group that designed Momo, a project developed from a space architecture course.
They demonstrate the design in a paper published in PNAS Nexus.
Learn about the Living Knitwork Pavilion: an interactive architectural installation that combined textile arts + engineering at Burning Man.
Researchers at the MIT Center for Bits + Atoms have created plate lattices that are lighter than cork and highly customizable.
Researchers from the MIT Center for Bits + Atoms are using techniques from kirigami to create strong, lightweight metal structures.
Using kirigami techniques, researchers at the MIT Center for Bits + Atoms have created complex metal structures that are lighter than cork.
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