COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN SEMINAR-TERM 1
Our proposed pavilion for Plaça del Mar near Barcelona coastline draws inspiration from seashells, featuring a twisted shell structure that blends nature and architecture. Designed using Grasshopper software, the pavilion’s parametric form optimizes shading, wind resistance, and structural stability, offering a sustainable and functional space.
This multifunctional landmark celebrates the coastal environment, inviting relaxation and interaction while showcasing the potential of computational design in creating innovative, organic structures.
SITE
Plaça del Mar, Barcelona.
REFERENTIAL WORK
- 1.vojtek_morszty–Instagram
- 2.vivnartz–https://jp.pinterest.com/pin/541628292704990989/
- 3.MUSE–https://design.museaward.com/winner-info.php?id=17514
- 4.pelinzubari–https://es.pinterest.com/pelinzubari/
- 5.luwangdesign-https://luwangdesign.com/portfolio/twisting-pavilion/
- 6. Helix Bridge / Cox Architecture with Architects 61
PSEUDO CODE
PROJECT-ABSTRACT
This twisted bamboo pavilion seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings. Inspired by the organic flow of the beach environment, the pavilion’s spiral form offers a dynamic yet tranquil space for relaxation and interaction.
Crafted from sustainable bamboo, the structure reflects a commitment to eco-friendly design while showcasing the material’s versatility and strength. architecture.
Its design embraces the existing trees, using them as natural anchors and shading elements, creating a harmonious blend of architecture and nature.
The pavilion invites visitors to connect with the coastal landscape, providing a shaded retreat while emphasizing the importance of sustainable, context-sensitive
ITERATIONS
FINAL RENDER
SUPERIMPOSITION OF THE PAVILLION ON THE SITE
