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Exploring Minimal Surfaces

The idea is to develop an adaptable framework that utilizes  additive manufacturing to create ecological solutions. By integrating minimal surfaces—renowned for their high surface area-to-volume ratio and cellular structure—this approach enhances design performance and sustainability.

Inspired by nature’s intricate patterns and efficiency, the framework aims to align with natural processes and cycles. Just as natural forms evolve to optimize function and reduce environmental impact, this project seeks to emulate these principles in the built environment. By working with designs that reflect natural forms and adapting them based on specific contexts, the approach creates a deeper connection with the natural world. This promotes a more sustainable and harmonious building practice, inspired by nature’s ability to optimize function and adapt seamlessly to its environment.
 

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