Biothing

Prizma

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.

Lead Designer

Alisa Andrasek

Curation

Bruno Juricic

code and design

Madalin Gheorghe

Structure

Arup Engineering

Fabrication

AIĀ Build

Lead Designer

Alisa Andrasek

Curation

Bruno Juricic

code and design

Madalin Gheorghe

fabrication

AIĀ Build

structure

Arup Engineering

Lead Designer

Alisa Andrasek

Design And Code

Jose Sanchez, Jose Cadilhe

Internet of things

Hitachi Consulting

Structure

Buro Happold

Directed By:

Alisa Andrasek

students:

Lead Designer:

Alisa Andrasek

Design Code Fabrication:

Ningzhu Wang, Jong Hee Lee, Feng Zhou, Zhong Danli

Lead Designers:

Jose Sanchez, Jose Cadilhe

Lead Designers:

Jose Sanchez, Jose Cadilhe

Fabrication:

Lead Designers:

Alisa Andrasek

Design and code:

Jose Sanchez, Jose Cadilhe

Lead Designers:

Alisa Andrasek

Design and code:

Jose Sanchez, Jose Cadilhe

Lead Designers:

Alisa Andrasek

Design and code:

Jose Sanchez, Jose Cadilhe

The angles of the terraces and bay windows are mathematically programmed to provide a diversified yet pointed vistas towards the Old City and the sea. Multi agent systems (MAS) negotiate various architectural fitness conditions, such as maximum exposure to prime views, solar exposure, and shading patterns, in combination with tectonics of slabs to aggregate different apartment sizes.

Notions of increased resolution of the fabric of architecture can be found in its wrinkled skin; in the way it captures and amplifies elements of its environment. The MAS initially developed for the Climath project has evolved to adapt to the small tower typology, and like Climath, captures the most light and multiplicity of the views. Inspired by the rich urban texture found in the historic fabric of the Old City, in Prizma such qualities were replicated through the heterogeneous packing of rectangular volumes. The MAS has the capacity to negotiate between a multitude of parameters; in this case processing data about the sun exposure, views and spatial planning of different apartment typologies, resulting in a unique morphology and exposure for every unit.


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