Exhibitors 2021



Responsive hygromorph skin for the built environment

Responsive hygromorph skin for the built environment

By imitating the hygromechanical properties of pine cones that react to the change of humidity in the air, this experiment makes use of 4D printing for the programming of natural hygromorphic compounds: the transformation of these modules is integrally integrated into the printed architecture thanks to the control and the design of the printing direction and the manufacturing and assembly method of wood (active layer) and fiberglass (passive layer). This experimentation envisages a potential application in the architectural field for membranes and roofing systems

Responsive hygromorph skin for the built environment

Elisa Nicolia

Designer
Laurea triennale: Scienze dell’Architettura (marzo 2019, 110elode)
Laurea magistrale: Master of Science Product Design (luglio 2021, 110elode)


 Research
  D.02 (pav. D)
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