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Navigating the Computational Turn |
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| Authors: | Ben van Berkel |
| Abstract: | UNStudio has developed its own practice model for connecting colleagues and collaborators and sharing accumulated knowledge and techniques: the ‘Knowledge Platform’. Ben van Berkel with members from the UNStudio Smart Parameter Platform describe three projects at very different scales - the Burnham Pavilion in Chicago (2009), Raffles City in Hangzhou, China (2011) and Arnhem Central (2012) - that encapsulate UNStudio's working methods and approach to computational processes. |
| Keywords: | UNStudio The Rubber Mat Rotterdam The Netherlands ‘deep planning principle’ ‘Knowledge Platforms’ Smart Parameters Platform (SPP) Burnham Pavilion Millennium Park Chicago Illinois Grasshopper® Daniel Burnham's 1909 Plan of Chicago Raffles City Hangzhou China Robert McNeel & Associates RhinoScript Gehry Technologies' Digital Project building information model (BIM) Arnhem Central station Arnhem V-model Visual Basic NET (VB NET) Rhinoceros® SoftBIM |