Domotex 2019

•••3••• Interview Creating with the help of digital technology DIEMESSE in discussion with Professor Martin Tamke, Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Professor Tamke, on Friday, 11 January you are giving a speech at the Domotex Talks in Hall 9 (Talk I – Connected by technology). What are you going to talk about? Technology is often understood as necessary mean to materialise design and eventually as a way to produce design more efficiently. Working at the forefront of com- putational design and manufac- turing for CNC knitted textiles, where we can specify the struc- ture and performance of a mate- rial on loop level, we demonstrate how technology can be a driver for new designs and spatial at- mospheres and provide new an- swers to questions of efficient assembly and fabrication. Tech- nology allows us to make materi- als and elements specific to site and performances and answer the pressing need for more adaptive and more sustainable architecture. The talk will show how this innovation is grounded in in- terdisciplinary thinking and collaboration, where inno- vation does not take place at one place of the chain form design to fabrication, but through the connection of existing technologies and innovative use of these. The foundation for these inno- vation exists today in every area of the industry, as all processes are digitalised. It is upon all parts in the indus- try to make creative use of this digital platform and un- leash the inherent potential for innovation and more ef- ficient and sustainable pro- duction. Domotex Talk I deals with connec- tivity, digital transformation and smart materials. How will crea- tivity in design and architecture change by means of new technolo- gies and materials? The scope of design and architec- ture extends today the product itself. We are held responsible for the behaviour and performance of the designed, not at least be- cause of the major ecological and societal challenges, we are facing. Creative opportunities arise through thinking in systems and value chains and criti- cally questioning the status quo. This applies especially to materials and their mak- ing. In Architecture the un- derstanding of materials as something, which is de- signed and made is not very widespread – not at least due to prohibitive regula- tions. Advances in computation, materials and production allow us however to think more creatively about ma- terials and give them a way more active part for build- ings or structures perfor- mance than today. Design integrat- ed simulation allows us to design for instance with the behaviour of materials under load and allow for radically new and light weight solutions. And live data from sen- sors in objects, buildings and from production of materials and ele- ments, can be integrated in design systems using e.g. machine learn- ing. This provides novel insights in- to the behaviour of materials and buidlings and opens opportunities for design. You have been working at the Cen- tre for Information Technology and Architecture (CITA) in Copen- hagen since 2006 focusing on the interface between computational design and design implementa- tion. Could you give some exam- ples of your research projects? As a research centre CITA exam- ines how new information and communication technologies fun- damentally challenges architec- tural practice as a tool for design, fabrication and communication. We use a practice based research method, focused on the concep- tualisation, design and realisa- tion of working prototypes and full-scale demonstrators. CITA’s work has a strong cross-discipli- nary focus and consolidates new collaborations with interdiscipli- nary partners from the fields of engineering, design, robotics and material science. Our work takes place in small and large research projects, many of these in Euro- pean collaborations, such as Flora Robotica, Duraark or Innochain. My work focuses recently on two of our research areas: Digital For- mations, investigating complex modelling and Building Informa- tion Modelling as a new design tool for architecture and digital fabrication. Here we investigate for instance, how design integrat- ed machine learning and simula- tion allows architects to use data from their still running projects in order to predict their designs per- formance and make creative use of information heavy workflows. When design and technology meet, the outcomes can be promising. “Design integrated simulation allows us to design for instance with the behaviour of materials under load and al- low for radically new and light weight solutions”, explains Pro- fessor Martin Tamke from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Schools of Architecture, Design and Conservation. He will talk at Domotex and dis- cusses with DIE MESSE the potential of digital tools in ar- chitecture and design. Martin Tamke, Associate Profes- sor, Centre for Information Tech- nology and Architecture (CITA) at The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Schools of Architecture, Design and Conservation Photo: CITA / Anders Ingvartsen Continued on page 4 An example of CNC knit Photo: CITA / Anders Ingvartsen Branchen-Newsletter Living / Furnishing – 1 x im Monat • Aktuelle Messetermine • Messenews • Branchennews Bleiben Sie auf dem Laufenden! Kostenlos. 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