Deepti Dnyaneshwar Mahadeshwar

BD2008

Milieu

Gyroids are a type of minimal surface - with zero mean curvature - that are triply periodic which means that they can be multiplied in three dimensions to give a lattice. This lattice forms interesting interspaces and these interspaces are explored in this project to make an informal workspace. The overall aim is to make an adaptable workspace. Here the whole gyroid is divided into its most basic, smallest part and that forms a unit module. This module is experimented with to make a form which satisfies the function of a casual workspace. A part of this space, its lower curves, make for lounging, sitting space. Hence the structure is versatile, accommodating and experiential in its nature. The form creates pockets of spaces due all the interspaces of the gyroids itself and the modules are arranged such that there is a sense of division with continuation.


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Exploring Gyroids through 3D Printing

Breaking the Gyroid into a Unit Module and Gyroid Iterations

Form Iterations and Environmental Analysis of the Form

Exploring Wood and Plywood as Materials for Construction

Exploring and Finalising Cane as the Material

Plans

Sections

Weave used in Panels, 1:20 Module and Process of Bending Cane at a Smaller Scale, and 1:50 3D Printed Model

Final Structure

Renders of Moments in the Space