3D printed bridges as nature would design them

November 28, 2015November 28, 2015 | geneticfractals

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With the making of the first 3D printed bridge by MX3D (work in progress), not only the scale and usefulness of 3D printing leaps forwards, it also opens up a new avenue for large design options. Continue reading →

The Shadow Tree “Ombrier I”

November 18, 2015November 18, 2015 | geneticfractals

The Shadow Tree “Ombrier I” perfectly captures my search for relational dimensions using genetic fractals. The tree itself is created using a natural algorithm that interprets a genetic description of the tree, not unlike the DNA that underlies all of life.

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Biomimicry of genetic fractals

November 5, 2015November 5, 2015 | geneticfractals

Genetic fractals are an exciting form of biomimicry: using nature’s approach to creativity, evolution and construction Continue reading →

Mastering the DNA of things

November 5, 2015November 5, 2015 | geneticfractals

Genetic fractals pave the way for designers to create objects through evolution rather than engineering. This deeply changes our relationship with these objects whose DNA we will own and master.

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