Cloud Osaka exemplifies high-resolution open synthesis applied to a largescale urban master plan. Transportation hubs and highly urban train stations in particular, are becoming destinations in their own right: strong urban attractors, often showcasing some of the latest technologies.

The Li-quid Chair project uses fluid dynamics, designing impossible liquids by assigning “unnatural” values of gravity and viscosity.

Abundance is an example of a robotically extruded microstructure, in the form of lightweight lattice. Due to the high level of noise and extremely high resolution of this fabric, its dazzling deep moire and deeply unstable interference effects can only be experienced by being immersed in this high resolution architectural fabric.

The application of MAS, structural analysis and tri-cubic transformations to the voxel lattice microstructure.

Morphocyte builds on Wonderlab’s research on cellular division, by simulating biological processes such as morphogenesis or cancer cell growth, and using its differentiating power to create an unseen, intricate and heterogeneous design vocabulary.

Multi-resolution 'wrinkly' formations through additive manufacturing

XenoCells extends the research from the Alien Within Familiar project in order to materialise an artefact from that world. Still fabricated at lower resolution than desired, it uses multi-material robotic extrusion to 3D print a 2.4-metre tall column in two colours.

The first project developed using algorithms based on cellular division. The researched focused on testing different design opportunities by embedding a high resolution of articulation into 3D printed fabrics, as it was available given the constraints of robotic extrusion in various materials.

The Gossamer Tower project features robotic 3D printing and simulation of a biological process of stigmergy, for the design application at a larger architectural scale.

The Bloom Games project was commissioned by the office of the Mayor of London, as part of the WONDER series of architectural installations to celebrate the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics.

Endemic Interstices proposes an architectural system with the capacity to self structure, adapt and co-evolve within its environment. The project aims to create synthetic ecologies by harvesting the physics of natural processes, not only as a design generator but also as a tool for fabricating complex formations.

The Turing pavilion was a collaboration with D-shape and Enrico Dini, in order to explore the limits of a tectonic, structural and organisational language of architectural structures generated out of the space of possibilities and constraints of a large scale 3D printing. What was designed was a “brain” of the machine, built on discrete computational structure of n-dimensional voxels, and derived from the study of Turing patterns (Reaction-Diffusion algorithm).

Climath is a proposal for a mixed use urban/infrastructural development in Dubrovnik Croatia which comprises of 18,000-square metres of mix used residential zones and 12,000-square metres of urban space. Binding ingredients of local culture and computational physics, climath is Inspired by Dubrovnik’s Old City network of polished stone pavements, squares, palace courtyards and cloister gardens.

Fissures Port is a competition entry for a new 40,000 square meter port terminal located in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.

Prizma is a proposal for a residential tower located in Budva, Montenegro, comprising of 6033 square meters of residential area. Elements of local ecology and morphological features of the surrounding architecture, provided input data for a custom-written software developed for PRIZMA.