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PG - MCDF - Studio - 1 | Spring 2023 | Perpetual Tetrahedron - Adaptable Shade
  • Student NIPUN KUMAR
  • Code PCD23247
  • Faculty Design
  • Tutor/s Jinal Shah,Hiloni Sutaria
  • TA Darshi Kapadia

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Exploring Platonic surfaces as base modules, this investigation utilizes soap film to attain a minimal surface. Leveraging the tension inherent in the film, the process mimics soap film principles, resulting in a stable minimal surface with an elegant and efficient geometry. This innovative approach not only showcases the beauty of minimalism but also demonstrates the potential for practical applications in design and architecture.

Front page
Introduction and workflow
Aggregation strategies (Phase 1 and Phase 2)
Understanding the base module and Methods of Aggregation 1
Methods of Aggregation 1 and establishment of rules of connection 1
establishment of rules of connection 2 and soap film experiment
Possibilities of aggregations 1
Possibilities of aggregations 2
Evaluation criteria
Resolution and joinery