OpenStructures
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OpenStructures is an open source modular construction model based on a shared geometrical grid, called the OS grid.Conceived by designer Thomas Lommée, the project was first shown at Z33. [1]
Scales
OS Scales includes, from smallest to biggest:[2]
- Parts.
- Components or organs, as motors.[3]
- Structures, where different components are composed with frames and joints, as a bicycle.[4][5]
Open Architecture
One of the research areas of OpenStructures is architecture. Three architects of the Brussels Cooperation Collective have worked on the subject. [6]
See also
External links
- ^ http://openmaterials.org/openstructures-everyone-designs-for-everyone/
- ^ http://openmaterials.org/openstructures-everyone-designs-for-everyone/
- ^ http://openstructures.net/pages/11/components
- ^ http://openstructures.net/pages/14/structures/35
- ^ http://openstructures.net/pages/14/structures/3
- ^ http://www.z33.be/en/projects/workshop-openstructures-open-architecture