blog di MarcoMondello

At last, I publish the very first result of the analysis. It took a little bit long because the program is not very easy to use, moreover G.Bianchi had never used it like this.
In fact we have spent these first meetings to set it up.

I'm publishing this post to share my exploration of a very intresting Revit's topic: it's about the way the model can vary. Me and Stefano talked about this today, he suggested me to post this in order to start (hopefully) a discussion.In my work, I've noticed that esists two ways to make the model vary: a numerical one and a geometrical one.

1_NUMERICAL VARIATIONS

I have got an idea to solve my problem.

The idea concerns a new constructive sytem, which is strictly related with the examples proposed during the last lesson. I reckon this could be the right constructive concept, because it includes a changing shape, a ribs+spine structure anf the use of Reflection Phase Grating.

The final object is intended to be in a club or local, not in a house (it shouldn't be cost-competitive with an home theater system)

This contructive system is composed by 4 components:

During the meeting we had on friday, me and professor Bianchi tried to understand how to analize the acoustic performance of my component. We tried moreover to understand wheter the box sistem is better than the open sistem.

I asked for an help for studying acoustic. I would like to thank professor Bianchi very much, who has kindly accepted to give me an help with the acoustic feautures of my project. We had a first meeting yesterday: several facets of the problems have emerged.

Firstly, I submitted him my idea and his consequent design form.