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Net-Weaving / Spatial Textile Research
A computational design study exploring how digital geometry can become flexible woven structures at architectural scale.
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- Net-making · weaving · structures
Summary
A computational and material research project exploring how digital geometry can become flexible woven structures at architectural scale. The work investigates pattern generation, topology, fabrication constraints, and the gap between mathematically defined surfaces and materials that stretch, sag, and behave unpredictably in the physical world.
Project record
01 / Overview
Research into adapting net-making, weaving, and textile fabrication methods into architectural and spatial structures.
02 / The idea
A network of flexible elements can produce enclosure, load paths, and spatial definition with very little material.
03 / What I did
Material research, pattern studies, fabrication experiments, and spatial prototyping.
04 / How it works
Local knotting and weaving rules accumulate into larger geometries whose tension, porosity, and form can be tuned through pattern and boundary conditions.
Artifacts / working material
03 recordsStatus & links
Research
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