Brilliant indeed! But what are costs? Could the airfilled square pockets be also for isolation level?? Or how about isolation against warmth/cold/humidity?
Great idea. If I wanted to build a 4 storey residential block, less concrete for foundations and walls. Not sure how I would add floors, but I expect it could be done under high tension with rods. How we scale up is the problem. Pioneering designers are looking to build down, especially for commercial properties. I expect many current commercial properties will change to residential, especially as home working is becoming more popular. I could use this concept to build a warehouse or large farm building. Do we need more sheep? What other natural materials could be used?
It’s December now we are about to end up 2020 it was really disappointed for many things happened in this world i hope new year open new doors for us new hope new beginning ✨
I love the Knitting for Formwork. Thus really brilliant.. I want to how reusable is the Textile ones it's used. How many times can it be reused and how easy .
Every bitcoin investor right now is just smiling at the price of bitcoin as it held strong and indeed valuable enough to generating good ROI. More persons are gonna become millionaires and we have bitcoin thanks for that
Bitcoin investment just like every other form of speculative investment where you trade commodities to determine which gain or losses against another in other to make profit just like in forex trading
Solidia green concrete technologies!!!! geoplasma arc vaporization of our unrecyclable waste! also zen robotics for achieving a near closed loop material economy using a.I and robotics! Thorcon nuclear power, carbon engineering, mangrove forests, kelp forest the ocean, azalea blooms, MPA's, regenerative agriculture, permaculture. the most important thing is to unbrainwashs people about atomic energy before its too late.
Great idea. But i thought the whole purpose was to be more globally green. Some of the products she used takes over 200 years to biodigrade. Concrete takes 50 years. Yea pretty cool for a statue or monument though.
Great. Now get a group of guys without high school diplomas and grade 9 math to set that up. Architects spend so much time finding solutions to the wrong problems, apparently even when they’re doing engineering. They’re damn good at selling their ideas though. To be more specific, this is such a niche solution to a non-problem. People don’t live in fancy curved structures. The most efficient (and liveable) floor plans are based on right angles. If we’re concerned with constructing buildings to house large numbers of people, then this method isn’t a solution to that problem. Prefab concrete that can simply be raised on-site is a much better solution for the stated problem. Creating new materials, with less of a carbon footprint and which can also be prefabbed is another (better imo) solution to the problems outlined at the beginning. There’s a disconnect between the beginning and end of this talk. This technology doesn’t address the need that is given as the motivation. Sure, it’s cool, but it’s also fanciful and unnecessarily extravagant. Notice how she stopped talking about practicalities after the introduction? The end was about the feel of the fabric, the way the sun shines on it, how you can lean against it. But it wasn’t a home. It was an art piece.
At first glance this is just not practical when it comes to speed of construction (i.e. dome = nightmare for builders etc), and efficiency of space (i.e. you can't stack them for several stories, there's awkward/redundant gaps especially towards the ceiling etc).
3d printing can't do concrete over hang because of the softness and drying time of concrete. Calatrava would love this, him who loves cantilevered structures.
Just a little critical thinking here: interesting but.... -Slow down, most concrete forms used now a days are NOT thrown out after each use. Some are in odd specialty one off structures, but even then, as many reusable sections are used as possible. -So this structure is good for what a cool looking shed in your back yard? A cool studio for one? Form/function? - you need multi story structures, that highly complicates this concept if even possible. -nice college concept project, but what are the real world uses?
I mean, I'm not an engineer or a architect, but how are you suppose to repair it? Because if I understand it right it would be exposed to environment, which means different weather or if only inside where exposed, high moisture in the kitchen or bathroom. Imo it's a step in right direction, but it is not the solution we should stick with. A good start will be to build what we already got technology for, like using old bricks from other no longer in use buildings to build new houses. Not only you have to do less (I think), but also it doesn't require a specific shape to be build properly. In conclusion I'm interested in finding new eco friendly material for building, but I don't think this one at the moment is any solution to this problem.
Well have you seen any highway bridges built with concrete beeing repaired as of lately? Standard concrete structures do not address this problem in a better way I recon.
No. Climate change is NOT predominantly down to greenhouse gas emissions. Moreover, climate change is neither stoppable or bad. Innovative architecture is a lovely idea, but nothing to do with climate, unless you are weather proofing buildings. Air conditioning, flood proofing and light shading/filtering; all architecture helping with climate change management.
@@blackorbmanShe never explains how her creation could be used as a residential, comercial or industrial structure. To me all I see is a neat looking sculpture. Can it hold weight? is it structurally sound? Can someone kick it with steel-toed boots and put a hole in it?? What is it??
If the project was to stop climate change she is a money sponge. We can't stop climate change and the only roles of architecture in climate management is shade, air con, insulation and storm protection. Not pretty, bendy, complicated shapes. Architecture is apparently an art, of no functional value to humanity, only aesthetic.
Very good, wonderful. But why did you present in English? Wasn't Ted Ex Mariana Popescu in Bucharest? You are not Romanian (sorry if I'm wrong)...Somehow for ... room guests ?!? !!! But wouldn't ... out of the SLIGHTEST RESPECT, it be the case that they knew "a little" Romanian language? Or have translator headphones? Isn't there cultural diversity in Europe? Do we make Romanian ... a dead language? Are we slowly starting to replace it with another of international circulation?!? If it had taken place in an Anglo-Saxon country, I would have understood you, but not now !!!
Wonderful! I'm so happy to see this.
Fascinating topic! I'm hungry for more information. I love the air bladders used for reducing weight. Brilliant work!
Fantastic presentation. The future of architecture is parametric, the future of construction is in non-traditional techniques, exactly like this.
Good presentation skill and understandable for non engineering or architecture people. And good sense of humor.
Great! This is going to be the future!
Architecture is lovely!
A game changer surely! Magnificent work.
These are such positive, optimistic ideas! I hope you get to see them into fruition in a not very "distant" future.
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This is an brilliant idea!!!
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Well done presentation of very interesting research. Thank you.
This is great, thank you for sharing
Brilliant idea and very well presented.
Fentastic Ted talk
You are amazing ! Ms.
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That was a great talk , I should thinking about it in future .
Brilliant indeed! But what are costs?
Could the airfilled square pockets be also for isolation level??
Or how about isolation against warmth/cold/humidity?
That was a good talk I like it and she presented a creative design
Thanks
Great idea. If I wanted to build a 4 storey residential block, less concrete for foundations and walls. Not sure how I would add floors, but I expect it could be done under high tension with rods. How we scale up is the problem. Pioneering designers are looking to build down, especially for commercial properties. I expect many current commercial properties will change to residential, especially as home working is becoming more popular. I could use this concept to build a warehouse or large farm building. Do we need more sheep? What other natural materials could be used?
It’s December now we are about to end up 2020 it was really disappointed for many things happened in this world i hope new year open new doors for us new hope new beginning ✨
As long as you fallow the correct procedures, and every one stays safe things could get done. Quality is better then quanity
Excellent innovation.
Genius!! 💡🎓
Brilliant 😍
This is very impressive, thank you for sharing. I am wondering, do you have considered protecting the technology behind the knitting moulds?
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I love the Knitting for Formwork. Thus really brilliant.. I want to how reusable is the Textile ones it's used. How many times can it be reused and how easy .
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Es interesante...y espero puedas tramcribir por Favor. Para los que no saben español
Brilliant ... Apply the idea to build homes ... eliminate the concept of homelessness from the planet. 😷👍
People are homeless because of alcohol and corporations
@@ziomalisty Microsoft caused the Syrian Civil War. Damn corporations. Oh, and they were drunk while at it
@Vulcan Logic Have you ever lived in communist country? I did in Europe before 1990 and it has horrible. Communism is never an option.
@@brandonfoy9207 how?
@@claudiaxander He was being sarcastic
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Every bitcoin investor right now is just smiling at the price of bitcoin as it held strong and indeed valuable enough to generating good ROI. More persons are gonna become millionaires and we have bitcoin thanks for that
I agree on your opinion man generally I always look out for it to dump so I can purchase some more truly it has come to stay
What's really the idea behind this bitcoin investment anyway, cause all I do is to buy when it falls and sell when it goes high
Bitcoin investment just like every other form of speculative investment where you trade commodities to determine which gain or losses against another in other to make profit just like in forex trading
Relating bitcoin investment to forex trading definitely means there are risk involved and just how do you appropriate risk measures
Relating bitcoin investment to forex trading definitely means there are risk involved and just how do you appropriate risk measures
I could do this!
She's beautiful
@Pretty Savage He meant the knitting
Genius
Very Intresting and helpful, I would like to know each and every process in detail and also like to start my career with you
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Solidia green concrete technologies!!!! geoplasma arc vaporization of our unrecyclable waste! also zen robotics for achieving a near closed loop material economy using a.I and robotics! Thorcon nuclear power, carbon engineering, mangrove forests, kelp forest the ocean, azalea blooms, MPA's, regenerative agriculture, permaculture. the most important thing is to unbrainwashs people about atomic energy before its too late.
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Although this is reducing the material used, wouldn't it be better if that textile could be removed and reused?
Why not just use Hemp??
One of the fastest growing resources!
And it keep the ground aswell stabel!
My grandmothers were in to something
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Great idea. But i thought the whole purpose was to be more globally green. Some of the products she used takes over 200 years to biodigrade. Concrete takes 50 years. Yea pretty cool for a statue or monument though.
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Yes! Build mud huts instead of solid houses! The ladies love 'em, especially in winter.
Considering how easily homes fall apart and break it would probably be better to build mud huts lol
@@lolom8772 My home was built from brick in 1915. Still waiting for it to fall apart.
TheBibo Sez I’m talking about newer homes like you know, what the entire premise of the video was about
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In order for this to work, the whole supply chain of construction should be redefined.
Great. Now get a group of guys without high school diplomas and grade 9 math to set that up. Architects spend so much time finding solutions to the wrong problems, apparently even when they’re doing engineering. They’re damn good at selling their ideas though.
To be more specific, this is such a niche solution to a non-problem. People don’t live in fancy curved structures. The most efficient (and liveable) floor plans are based on right angles. If we’re concerned with constructing buildings to house large numbers of people, then this method isn’t a solution to that problem.
Prefab concrete that can simply be raised on-site is a much better solution for the stated problem. Creating new materials, with less of a carbon footprint and which can also be prefabbed is another (better imo) solution to the problems outlined at the beginning. There’s a disconnect between the beginning and end of this talk. This technology doesn’t address the need that is given as the motivation. Sure, it’s cool, but it’s also fanciful and unnecessarily extravagant.
Notice how she stopped talking about practicalities after the introduction? The end was about the feel of the fabric, the way the sun shines on it, how you can lean against it. But it wasn’t a home. It was an art piece.
She started talking about climate change like it was a problem for architecture. You are quite right, what she has shown is pretty, but irrelevant.
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At first glance this is just not practical when it comes to speed of construction (i.e. dome = nightmare for builders etc), and efficiency of space (i.e. you can't stack them for several stories, there's awkward/redundant gaps especially towards the ceiling etc).
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I like the idea but I feel like 3D printing outshines this.
3d printing can't do concrete over hang because of the softness and drying time of concrete.
Calatrava would love this, him who loves cantilevered structures.
Just a little critical thinking here: interesting but....
-Slow down, most concrete forms used now a days are NOT thrown out after each use. Some are in odd specialty one off structures, but even then, as many reusable sections are used as possible.
-So this structure is good for what a cool looking shed in your back yard? A cool studio for one? Form/function?
- you need multi story structures, that highly complicates this concept if even possible.
-nice college concept project, but what are the real world uses?
I mean, I'm not an engineer or a architect, but how are you suppose to repair it? Because if I understand it right it would be exposed to environment, which means different weather or if only inside where exposed, high moisture in the kitchen or bathroom.
Imo it's a step in right direction, but it is not the solution we should stick with. A good start will be to build what we already got technology for, like using old bricks from other no longer in use buildings to build new houses. Not only you have to do less (I think), but also it doesn't require a specific shape to be build properly.
In conclusion I'm interested in finding new eco friendly material for building, but I don't think this one at the moment is any solution to this problem.
Well have you seen any highway bridges built with concrete beeing repaired as of lately? Standard concrete structures do not address this problem in a better way I recon.
@@blackorbman not really, but recidencial buildings yes
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No, you weren't.
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No. Climate change is NOT predominantly down to greenhouse gas emissions. Moreover, climate change is neither stoppable or bad.
Innovative architecture is a lovely idea, but nothing to do with climate, unless you are weather proofing buildings.
Air conditioning, flood proofing and light shading/filtering; all architecture helping with climate change management.
The final structure has no roof ... just saying. How about multiple floors ....
well done. but the human labor needs to be automated
Whoever funded this project should get a refund...
Why do you think so?
@@blackorbmanShe never explains how her creation could be used as a residential, comercial or industrial structure. To me all I see is a neat looking sculpture. Can it hold weight? is it structurally sound? Can someone kick it with steel-toed boots and put a hole in it?? What is it??
If the project was to stop climate change she is a money sponge. We can't stop climate change and the only roles of architecture in climate management is shade, air con, insulation and storm protection. Not pretty, bendy, complicated shapes. Architecture is apparently an art, of no functional value to humanity, only aesthetic.
Very good, wonderful.
But why did you present in English? Wasn't Ted Ex Mariana Popescu in Bucharest? You are not Romanian (sorry if I'm wrong)...Somehow for ... room guests ?!? !!!
But wouldn't ... out of the SLIGHTEST RESPECT, it be the case that they knew "a little" Romanian language? Or have translator headphones? Isn't there cultural diversity in Europe? Do we make Romanian ... a dead language? Are we slowly starting to replace it with another of international circulation?!?
If it had taken place in an Anglo-Saxon country, I would have understood you, but not now !!!
Like si veniste a jalartela.
Putting concrete structures in the title,she brought in the wrong viewers
It’s interesting but everything they build is uglier than a 2
I find it cool instead 😆😂😂
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No, you weren't.
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No, you weren't.