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ITP_2007_Fall/metaforms | 2007/10/20 02:54

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metaforms - highline - basic concept 1
ITP_2007_Fall/metaforms | 2007/09/30 23:32









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metaforms - highline - basic concept 1
ITP_2007_Fall/metaforms | 2007/09/30 23:28
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archtitecture as living creature

Assuming that most of architectures' life cycle depends on its functional use and the social /personal needs for it,
I started thinking about how it would be if there is an architecture without any functionalities nor purposes.
it would just be like a giant sculpture?

how about Statue of Liberty?
what is its function or purpose? to induce tourists? to symbolize American value?
is there any posibility someday in the future that NewYorkers want to take it down?

do we think trees lining a street as useless living-interactive-wierd sculptures?
if not, how many of us can talk about 'functionality' of tree and the exact reason why trees should be here.

what if plants(both outside and inside) react to people like dogs or cats do.
will plants mean something more critical in your life than before?
what if plants become more sensitive to the environment arount it
and instantly react to all the stimulus they got from outside.

-posible factors that trigger reaction of architecture
   wind | sunlight | weather(humidity,rain,snow) | temperature | traffic around it
   | color data from camera input (affect surface's colors)
   | data from web (i.e. automatic 'web robots' wander around as many websites as possible,
   and grab the data and send it to 'logic' of the architecture.
   and the architecture analyzes them on its own way (as human does) ,
   and reflect the result on itself.(shape or color)


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HighLine _ Processing 1
ITP_2007_Fall/metaforms | 2007/09/23 23:56

import processing.video.*;

import processing.opengl.*;

Capture c;

//Clock cc;

int w=9500;

float sinx;

void setup(){

  size(800,600,P3D);

  c = new Capture(this, 600, 400, 30);

  //cc = new Clock(width-200,300,10);

}

void draw(){

  background(255);

  camera(700,height/2-200-mouseY,700+mouseX,width/2+900,height/2,0,0.0,1.0,0.0);

  //image(c, 0, 0);

  float fov = PI/2.0;

  float cameraZ = (height/2.0) / tan(PI * fov / 360.0);

  perspective(fov, float(width)/float(height), cameraZ/10.0, cameraZ*10.0);

pushMatrix();

  //noStroke();

  //stroke(255,255,255,10);

  stroke(0,0,0,30);

  translate(1700,height/2+100,0);

  //fill(255,255,255,20);

  fill(0,0,0,20);

  box(width*60,50,250);

  popMatrix();

 

  for(int i=0;i<30;i++){

   pushMatrix();

   translate(100+i*800,height/2+400,0);

   //stroke(255,255,255,5);

   //stroke(255,255,255,5);

   //fill(255,255,255,20);

   fill(0,0,0,30);

   box(50,550,150);

  popMatrix();

  }

  sinx+=0.1;

  //beginShape();

  for(int i=0;i<w;i+=10){

   for(int j=0;j<360;j+=2){

     //float rr=i*0.002;

     float rrr=i*0.001;

     float rr= 1*PI*cos((rrr+sinx));

     float r = 50*cos(rr)+400;

     //fill(255-i,255,255,30);

     //stroke(255-i,255,255,80);

     //stroke(c.pixels[i*40]);

     float cr=red(c.pixels[i*10]);

     float cg=green(c.pixels[i*10]);

     float cb=blue(c.pixels[i*10]);

     stroke(cr,cg,cb,90);

     point(width/2+i,height/2+r*cos(radians(j))-130,r*sin(radians(j)));

     //vertex(width/2-w/2+i,height/2+r*cos(radians(j)),r*sin(radians(j)));

   }

  }

  //endShape();

 

}

void captureEvent(Capture myCapture) {

  myCapture.read();

}



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Article | AM New York | September 19, 2035
ITP_2007_Fall/metaforms | 2007/09/23 23:15
The best moment of HighLine In Last 20 Years
By Rober Chu
Published: September 19, 2035
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According to a poll conducted in New York city celebrating the 20th anniversary of HighLine,
23% of New Yorkers said  "Fall of 2025 was the best moment of the HighLine", while 14% said summer of 2022 as the worst.
In fall of 2025, HighLine formed its shape as bird's wings and painted itself in gorgeous brown and gold.
HighLine architects and analysts say, 'it was due to diverse positive factors such as nice weather and stable economy of the country'.
However, the summer of 2022, as most people answered, was the worst moment of HighLine.
There were the Asian War II and the numerous violent demonstrations against the architecture, which still is on going, that could have ended the HighLine's life.
...
HighLine analysts admited that the HighLine is getting more and more unpredictable,
as it develops its own logic for the evaluation and becoming more sensitive to the nature and informations surround it.
...
more than 11% of New Yorkers said HighLine is their most favourite place in the city,
while 9% said "HighLine is like a monster of the city, so it should be taken down"
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