Bio(-cyber)-physical Planetoid
Design-to-Robotic-Production and -Operation of bio-cyber-physical planetoids for interaction with spontaneous repopulation in residual spaces
Hosted by Landscape Urbanism and Robotic Building lab @TUDThis project is now archived and was part of DDW20
Computational strategy
Landscape Urbanism and Robotic Building lab @TUD
The project aims to stimulate both biodiversity and social accessibility of residual spaces through minimum interventions consisting of 0.5-1-meter diameter ‘planetoids’ that support the life that is already existing at respective locations as well as initiate new life.
By studying micro-climates typical of the leftover spaces, new habitats are developed for various animal and plant species. The interventions take shape in form of 0.5-1-meter diameter ‘planetoids’ placed on different locations where all living things are
Robotic 3D printing
Landscape Urbanism and Robotic Building lab @TUD
Participants of this exhibition
About Landscape Urbanism and Robotic Building lab @TUD
The Technical University Delft (TUD) is the largest and oldest Dutch public technological university ranked in the top 20 best universities for engineering and technology worldwide. The Robotic Building (RB) lab has been established in 2014 as the first robotic lab in the Faculty of Architecture at TUD, which is ranked 3rd in the world. For this project, RB collaborates with Landscape Urbanism and employs the printing system of 3D-Robot Printing.
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