Greesham Ranjan

AR2038

The Crystal Pavilion

The Crystal Pavilion draws inspiration from the abstract geometry of a snowflake, specifically its crystal lattice structure forming hexagonal prisms. Each prism comprises six unit tetrahedrons, and when the four points of each tetrahedron are connected, a hyperbolic paraboloid surface emerges. These units are constructed using four glulam subunits, joined at various points with gusset plates. The addition of tension fabric enhances the spatial quality, creating a striking interplay of light, shadow, and volume throughout the pavilion.

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SNOWFLAKE AND ITS FORMATIONS

2D ABSTRACTIONS

3D ABSTRACTIONS

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATIONS

TECTONICS TRUSS MODEL

INMOS FACTORY CASE STUDY

INTEGRATING SPACE AND STRUCTURE

FINAL DESIGN DRAWINGS

DETAILS AND EXPLODED ISOMETRIC

FINAL MODEL