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40 407 Traditional to Digital Timber Joints

Emnenavn på English: 
Traditional to Digital Timber Joints
Studiepoeng: 
6
Emnekode: 
40 407
Studienivå: 
Syklus 2
Undervisningssemester: 
2018 Vår
Eksamenssemester: 
2018 Vår
Undervisningsspråk: 
Engelsk
År: 
2018
Maksimum antall studenter: 
15
Emneansvarlig
Christian Hermansen
Forkunnskapskrav

This course is ONLY for students who are enrolled in the SCS Studio Louna International Architect’s Village, because the schedule for this course and the studio are synchronized to allow for the 5 weeks construction period in China.  Knowledge of Rhino 3D

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Introduction-Induction-Immersion

The goal of the course is to introduce you to both traditional and digitally fabricated wood connections, with special emphasis on traditional Chinese wood construction. At the completion of the course you will understand the basics of traditional wood connections and  CNC (computer numerical control) technology and its relevance timber architecture. You will also develop the ability to apply this understanding to practice.

The course will consist of three complementary components: Traditional timber construction, digital CNC based timber construction, timber joints made with hand held tools. The combination of the three components is critical to build the necessary skill to participate in the Scarcity and Creativity Studio. We intend to utilise these skills in the design and construction of our project for Louna International Architect’s Village.

The teaching and learning method for this course is based on the ‘hands-on’ model. You will design, experiment, and make your design yourself. Because the duration of the course is short, you are encouraged to fully engage with the given task. Our intention is your full immersion in the design-build process during the initial weeks of the semester.

Læringsutbytte

On completing the course, the student:

  • will learn about digital fabrication and its application to buildings.
  • will learn about CNC milling machines.
  • will get the chance to have hands on experience of using CNC mills for completing a project designed by them.
  • will learn to use Rhino 3D
  • will learn on how to convert Rhino 3D files to a format that can be used in CNC mills
  • will learn about traditional timber joints.
Praktisk organisering og arbeidsmåter

The course will be based on lectures, demonstrations, workshops, and learning by doing.

Materials

You can use the material of your choice within the limits of wood-based products. Raw wood, laminated wood, MDF, HDF, plywood etc. give a wide variety of properties and appearances that should be creatively explored by you. You are expected to pay for the materials and time (if applicable) on the CNC machine.

Tools

An arrangement with Fellesverkstedet (http://www.fellesverkstedet.no) will be made in order to provide you with the hands-on experience as well as enrich our staffing by the enthusiastic Fellesverkstedet team.

Fellesversktedet offers 2 No. CNC milling machines of working dimensions 244x152cm (Shopbot PRS Alpha). To improve the group’s workflow one machine will be permanently fitted with a 10mm ball-nose bit, and the other with a 6mm flat-tip bit.

AHO wood workshop is buying a new CNC milling machine which should be operational during the semester. You also have access to conventional power and carpenter’s tools.

Assessment

The assessment will be based on:
Attendance and participation in course lectures, demonstrations and workshops (50%)
Hand in of  a panel which demonstrates command of both Rhino and digital fabrication (50%).

Pensum

Task

Each of the 16 participants has an area of 40x40cm to fill in with her/his individual panel. You are free to use your creativity, bearing in mind the panel must be permeable, i.e. it has to allow air and light to penetrate through.

The CNC machine requires a computer 3D or 2D model in order to operate. You are expected to be able to do basic 3D modelling in Rhinoceros.

 

Bibliography

 

FabLab

Walter-Herrmann, Julia; Büching, Corinne (2013) FabLab: Of Machines, Makers and Inventors, Transcript Verlag

Sharon Grace Langevin (2011) The Fab Lab: A New Model for Information and Communication Technology for Development? Brown University

Troxler, Peter (2011). "Libraries of the Peer Production Era". In van Abel, Bas; Evers, Lucas; Klaassen, Roel; Troxler, Peter. Open Design Now. Why Design Cannot Remain Exclusive. Bis Publishershttp://opendesignnow.org/index.php/article/libraries-of-the-peer-production-era-peter-troxler/

Gershenfeld, Neil A. (2005). Fab: the coming revolution on your desktop—from personal computers to personal fabrication. New York: Basic Books.

Mikhak, Bakhtiar (2002) "Fab Lab: an alternate model of ICT for development" http://cba.mit.edu/events/03.05.fablab/fablab-dyd02.pdf

Verbelen, Yannick; Van Belle, Davy; Tiete, Jelmer (2013). "Experimental Analysis of Small Scale PCB Manufacturing Techniques for Fablabs". International Journal of Engineering Innovation & Research (IJEIR) 2 (2): 134–143

http://www.ijeir.org/administrator/components/com_jresearch/files/publications/IJEIR-454%20Final%20N.pdf

 

Digital Fabrication and CNC milling

Beorkrem, C. (2013) Material strategies in digital fabrication, New York, N.Y, Routeledge

Hauschild, M. & Karzel, R. (2011) Digital Processes: Planning, Designing, Production, Birkhäuser Architecture

Iwamoto, L. (2009) Digital fabrications: architectural and material techniques, New York, Princeton Architectural Press

Kolarevic, B. & Klinger, K. R. (2008) Manufacturing material effects: rethinking design and making in architecture, New York, Routledge

Marble, S. (2012) Digital workflows in architecture: designing design -- designing assembly -- designing industry, Basel, Birkhäuser

Larsen, Knut Einar; Scheurer, Fabian, Schindler, Christoph; Stori, Simen “The Trondheim Camera Obscura. A Case Study on Digital and Analogue Project Development in Timber Construction” http://www.caad.arch.ethz.ch/wiki/uploads/Publications/2007_Larsen_CameraObscura.pdf

Rüdenauer, Kai “Web Based Configuration And CNC Production” http://www.caad.arch.ethz.ch/wiki/uploads/Publications/WebBasedConfigurationAndCNCProduction.pdf

D. Gibb (1987) An Introduction to CNC Machining, Cassell

D. Gibb (1987) CNC Programming: a practical guide, Cassell

James Madison (1957) CNC Machining Handbook, NY: Industrial Press

Peter Smid (2010) CNC Control Setup, NY: Industrial Press

Charles Davis (2011) Fundamentals of CNC Machining, NexGen Manufacturing Systems, IncorporatedHans Kief, Helmut Roschiwal (2012) CNC Handbook, McGraw-Hill Education

Eric Bowman, Jeff Kalyniuk (2009) CNC Pocket Reference, NY: Industrial Press

 

Rhinoceros 3D

Ron Cheng (2008) Inside Rhinocerous, Stanford, CT: Cenage Learning

Rhinoceros 3D, on-line training https://www.rhino3d.com/training/United_Kingdom/

Learning to use Rhino, http://www.rhino3d.com/tutorials

Learning to use Rhino, http://www.vtc.com/products/Rhino-3D-tutorials.htm

 

Wood Joints

50 digital wood joints, http://www.flexiblestream.org/project/50-digital-wood-joints

50 Downloadable Digital Joints For Woodworking, http://www.archdaily.com/797107/50-downloadable-digital-joints-for-woodworking 

CNC Panel Joinery Notebook, https://makezine.com/2012/04/13/cnc-panel-joinery-notebook/

Digital Fabrication: Joints, https://furniturefab2013.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/joints.pdf

CNC Cut Wood Joinery, http://mkmra2.blogspot.no/2014/08/cnc-cut-wood-joinery.html

Traditional Wood Joint System in Digital Fabrication, https://repository.tudelft.nl/islandora/object/uuid%3Ad36152ad-7cfc-44b6-bdfe-654f159a3e65

Traditional Chinese Wood Structure Joints with an Experiment Considering Regional Differences, International Journal of Architectural Heritage, Vol.8, 20014, Issue 2.

Ingenious 2500 Year Old Chinese Wood Joints Make-Buildings Earthquake Proof,  http://www.core77.com/posts/67922/These-Ingenious-2500-Year-Old-Chinese-Wood-Joints-Make-Buildings-Earthquake-Proof

A Study of Traditional Wood Joint …. http://shatis11.lnec.pt/abstracts/018_abstract_Yue.pdf

Obligatorisk arbeidskravPåkrevde arbeidskravOppmøte påkrevdKommentar
Oppmøte til undervisning PåkrevdThe assessment will be based on: Attendance and participation in course lectures, demonstrations and workshops (50%)
Obligatoriske arbeidskrav:
Obligatorisk arbeidskrav:Oppmøte til undervisning
Påkrevde arbeidskrav:
Oppmøte påkrevd:Påkrevd
Kommentar:The assessment will be based on: Attendance and participation in course lectures, demonstrations and workshops (50%)
VurderingsformGrupperingKarakterskalaKommentar
ProsjektoppgaveIndividuellBestått / ikke bestått Hand in of a panel which demonstrates command of both Rhino and digital fabrication (50%).
Vurderinger:
Vurderingsform:Prosjektoppgave
Gruppering:Individuell
Karakterskala:Bestått / ikke bestått
Kommentar: Hand in of a panel which demonstrates command of both Rhino and digital fabrication (50%).