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„Free Form Concrete” Dr. Sajtos, István BME, Szilárdságtani és Tartószerkezeti Tanszék Department of Mechanics of Materials and Structures

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  • „Free Form Concrete”Dr. Sajtos, István

    BME, Szilárdságtani és Tartószerkezeti Tanszék

    Department of Mechanics of Materials and Structures

  • Ross Perot Museum of Nature and Science, Dallas, TX, USA

    Villa Medici, Rome

    Reed on the bottom surface of the concrete vault.

  • Ross Perot Museum of Nature and Science, Dallas, TX, USA

    Thom Mayne, Pritzker Prize winner.

    Morphosis; 2012

  • Ross Perot Museum of Nature and Science, Dallas, TX, USA

    Building under costruction

    A 3D model of the plinth, tower, and

    atrium panels.

  • Ross Perot Museum of Nature and Science, Dallas, TX, USA

    Panel installation.

    3D model to coordinate panel design and connection.

  • Ross Perot Museum of Nature and Science, Dallas, TX, USA

    Polyurethan moduls were used to create the projection s on the panels.

  • Flexible formwork

    Campus of

    Technológico de

    Monterey

    Plywood sheating on the 3D

    adjustable form. The sheating can

    be curved and varped.

    Crescent Building of the Salt Lake City

    Library, Salt Lake City, UT

    Residential building

    in Acapulco

  • Wax formwork (ETH Zurich)

    Campus of

    Technológico de

    Monterey

    3D printing to make the surface

    Molten wax poured into molt to make the

    negative image

  • Residential building „Het Funen”,

    Amsterdam (NLArchitects)

  • „fabric formed concrete”

  • „fabric formed concrete”

  • „Romans already did.”

    Villa Medici, Rome

    Vitruvius:

    - retaining wall made of clay filled reed

    baskests

    - reed used to formwork of concrete vault

    Reed on the bottom surface of the concrete vault.

  • „fabric formed concrete”

  • „fabric formed concrete”

    • Gustav Lilienthal

    (1849-1933)

    Germany, Berlin

    • Floor patent

    USA, 1899

    Watwer proof paper or textile

  • „fabric formed concrete”

  • „fabric formed concrete”

    • James Wallner

    (1884-1968)

    Tasmania, Ireland

    • Floor patent

    India, 1937

  • „fabric formed concrete”

    • James Wallner

    (1884-1968)

    Tasmania, Ireland

    • Patents:

    USA

  • „fabric formed concrete”

    • James Wallner

    (1884-1968)

    Tasmania, Ireland

    • Shell structures

    Ruins of Taq-I Kisra palace, Ctesiphon, Irak

  • „fabric formed concrete”

  • „fabric formed concrete”

    • Miguel Fisac

    (1913-2006)

    Spain

    Dicovered the „textile” formwork

    architectural and esthetical values.

    • Facade panels, elements

    Centro de Rehabilitacion para la MUPAG, Madrid, 1969

    Casa Pascual de Juan en la Moraleja, Madrid, 1975

  • „fabric formed concrete”

  • „fabric formed concrete”

    • Wallace Neff, 1941

    • Dante Bini, Italy

    • Horrall Harington, USA

    • Heinz Isler, Switzerland

    • Pneumatic „formwork”

    Concrete shell made on pneumatic formwork, patent.

    Cloud Hidden House, Monolitic Dome Institute, 2000

  • „fabric formed concrete”

    • Dante Bini, Italy

    • Heinz Isler, Svájc

    • Pneumatic „formwork”

    Reinforcement made on textile laid on the ground.

    Compacting by vibrator.

    Casting of concrete.

    Bloowing up after laying the external textile.

  • „fabric formed concrete”

    • Dante Bini, Italy

    • Pneumatic „formwork”

    The future.

    The past.

  • „fabric formed concrete”

  • „fabric formed concrete”

    • Mark West, CanadaUniversity of Manitoba, Winnipeg

    2002

    Center for Architectural and Structural

    Technology, CAST

    2008

    1st International Conference on „fabric

    formed concrete”.

    ISOFF, International Society of Fabric

    Forming is founded.

    • Textil „formwork”

    Structural elements

  • „fabric formed concrete”

    • Advantages: - less formwork material and

    concrete is needed; reduced

    transportation cost and

    necessary manpower; reduced

    selfweight

    - due to water permeability of

    textile the cocrete strenght is

    increased and air bubbles are

    reduced on the surface;

    durability is increased

  • „fabric formed concrete”

    • Disadvantages: - unusual forms; design

    processe is longer;

    - there are no standard design

    methods;

    - unusual reinforcing methods

    will be necessary;

    - hard to convince the

    contractors.

  • „fabric formed concrete”

  • Chair

    Anne-Mette Manelius

  • Concrete chair

    Tejo Remy, René Veenhuizen

  • Concrete in bag

    Thomas Linssen

  • Mass III.

    Janwillem van Maele

  • Student project

    University of Michigan

  • Student project

    Architectural Association, London

  • Student project

    University of Edinburgh

  • Classification

  • Beam

  • Beam

  • Beam

  • Beam

  • Beam

  • Floor

  • Coloumn

    Casa Dent, Culebra, Puerto Rico

  • Coloumn

    Casa Dent, Culebra, Puerto Rico

  • Coloumn

  • Wall panel

  • Wall panel

  • Wall

  • Wall

    TunaHaki Theatre Wall

  • Wall

    TunaHaki Theatre Wall

  • Beam shell

  • Beam shell

  • C.A.S.T. experiments

  • C.A.S.T. experiments

  • C.A.S.T. experiments

  • C.A.S.T. experiments

  • C.A.S.T. experiments

  • Before realization

    Wild animal bridge over highway. Cable net+ textile formwork, design competition, Colorado, USA

    Women and Newborn Hospital, Winnipeg, Canada

  • Thaks for listening!

    Felix Candela