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[16] Deployable Origami Wall with Patterned Knit Panels Virginia Melnyk 1,2 1 Tongji University, Shanghai, CN 2 Virginia Polytechnical University, Blacksburg, VA, USA This paper explores the process of creating a unique triangulated origami folding wall, highlighting its relevance to design as research and research through design. By integrating hand-making techniques with digital methodologies, the project challenges traditional design methods in architecture.The design process involved a process of hand to digital and digital-to-hand for the different elements of the project. Using Rhino3D and Grasshopper to simulate various pattern designs, which were then ultimately fabricated by hand. Meanwhile, paper origami hand models inspired the overall frame structure, which was later modeled, in Rhino3D and Grasshopper to simulate the folding process. While designs were simulated both digitally, the use of digital tools is used during different phases of the design, emphasizing the potential of parametric thinking alongside manual creation.Hand-making techniques, including domestic knitting machines and hand-manipulated stitches, were used to craft detailed and customized panels. Varying pattern densities created a dynamic interplay of light and shadow. The design for the pattern is based on a binary pattern of stitches and floats, harkening back to early coding and jacquard looms and punch cards. These knitted panels are attached to the folding frame design to create a wall system that is spatially dividing but also plays with porosity. The design allows some light and shadow play as well as varying density and depth between the layers. The project demonstrates the potential of blending computational design with manual development in architectural design. While working through this research on the relationships between physical and digital production as a means for design artifacts. Keywords: Digital Design, Physical Craft, Textiles, Knitting, Parametric Design, Lightweight Structures.
[20] Exploring an evolving architectural pedagogy in the age of digital creativity and artificial intelligence: Examininig the challenges to critical thinking John Latto 1 1 Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University The advent of digital creativity and artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing the way we think, design and construct architecture. This transformative methodology, must also inevitably lead to a continued evolution in architectural pedagogy. Whilst these new technologies, computational tools and data-driven processes suggest new possibilities for creativity and innovation, there is an inherent perception they may also pose a threat to the development of the traditional design skills within architectural education. This paper seeks to explore the impacts of new ways of design and the importance of retaining creative critical thinking processes in design education. Keywords: Architectural pedagogy, design thinking, design methodology, digital tools
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