Sustainable Zero-waste Building with Computational Design Techniques Gramazio Kohler creator architect. software, multimedia urbanNext November 25, 2021 monographic eng

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832 words. The Clay Rotunda is a free-standing earth-based cylindrical structure constituting the outer, soundproof shell of the SE MusicLab, a high-fidelity music auditorium built inside the newly refurbished Gurten Brewery in Bern. The cylindrical structure combines clay, a sustainable zero-waste building material, with computational design techniques. Featuring a diameter of almost 11 meters the structure reaches a height of 5 meters with just 15 cm of unreinforced clay. It was built in-situ by a mobile robotic system that aggregated over 30,000 soft clay bricks over a period of 50 days. Contributors, Densities, Designing Matter, ETH Zürich, Formats, Gramazio Kohler, Low Density, Project, Technology and fabrication, Topics. Bern, Building Technology, Clay, Computation, Construction, Consumption, Design strategies, Design-based research, Engineering, Geometry, Knowledge, Natural materials, Optimized construction, Project, Research, Robotics, Sustainability, Sustainable, Switzerland, Tradition, Zero-waste Robotics Consumption Low density Technology and fabrication Building Technology, Bern, Switzerland Switzerland 2575-5374 https://urbannext.net/clay-rotunda-sustainable-zero-waste-building-with-computational-design-techniques/ https://urbannext.net/clay-rotunda-sustainable-zero-waste-building-with-computational-design-techniques/ ES-BaAUN 221102 20230915104925.0 eng