Spider Behaviour
Spider behaviour is an experimental and ecological architecture project which explores the characteristic and the ways in which living organism as such spider behave. The project look into the engineering and composition of spider silk and webbing, the environmental readings, components and kit of parts which required in the cycle of web construction. The design enclosure use similar system in which spiders use to construct their space. The lightweight architecture behave diversely and can be developed into differ site condition. The form can be differentiate until the favoured condition is met. In addition, the project also look into distinct aspect of nature to find ways to integrate sites and landscape into the design, which in return, create a mutualism relationship between architecture and the sites they occupy
Spider web construction cycle
Elytra filament pavilion module analysis
Tree width in relative to height
On site : tree heights
Grafted heights
Branching rule
On site : branching potential
Symbiosis relationship
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Site II : floor plan
Site II : Axonometric
Site II : Section
Site III : Floor plan
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Site III : Section
Wood - wood joint
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Fabrication components of a unit
Physical model
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