Adaptive Flux Morphologies

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Friday, January 18, 2013

January 17, Final MArch presentation

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Slime tests!!

It takes a whole day to grow like this...

Posted by Javier Cardós at 11:56 AM No comments:

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Labels: Experiments, Physarum polycephalum, slime mold

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This blog will act as a continuous stream of the daily critiques, thoughts, readings and decisions during our dissertation in Emergent Technologies in the AA School of Architecture. Our team, Javier Cardós Elena (Spain), Dennis Goff (USA), Goli Jalali (Iran) and Mary Polites (USA), is interested in urban morphologies and innovative technologies.

In our scarce spare time, we have an addiction to cat-humor and robot unicorns.

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slime mold (5)
Transport network (4)
Urban fabric (4)
Lagos (Nigeria) (3)
Presentation (3)
Physarum polycephalum (2)
Simulation (2)
Space Syntax (2)
integrated networks (2)
mapping (2)
subway proportions (2)
Evaluation (1)
Experiments (1)
Wuppertal (1)
abstract (1)
complexity (1)
heterogeneous (1)
homogeneous (1)
hubs (1)
network growth (1)
percolation threshold (1)

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