Looking Outwards: Gramazio & Kohler Walls

by mghods @ 6:54 pm 20 March 2010

Fabio Gramazio is a professor of architecture in ETH Zurich Architecture Department. He is also a co-founder of Gramazio & Kohler, an architecture firm based in Zurich, Switzerland. He has done many interesting projects in field of digital fabrication. He has been offering a course in creating digital fabricated walls. Here are some of the projects done his classes: (You can find a brief description of each work here.)

1- The Programmed Wall

2- The Perforated wall

3- The Disintergerated Wall

4- The Resolution Wall

5- Acoustics

6- The Sequential Wall 1

7- The Sequential Wall 2

8- The Programmed Column

1 Comment

  1. Comments from 2010/04/07

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    Mehrdad

    I think it is a good change for your project.

    Good background research… Good research plan, too. now start making some forms!

    How to Sculpt an Elephant: A Foolproof Method
    Step one: Obtain a very large block of marble.
    Step two: Remove everything that does not look like an elephant.

    ^Hehehehe…
    I really like your concept. Great job with your demo! I feel like you’ll have enough time to do what you want to do, but I think your generative program itself is pretty awesome too! Can’t wait to see your brainteaser forms! It would be interesting to see if you could somehow connect realtime data to the development of your 3D images (make it more user-interactive!).

    I agree, I am excited to start seeing what kind of forms you’ll be producing

    Comment by golan — 7 April 2010 @ 1:23 pm

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