Generative Biomimicry: A wasp nests-inspired 'Structure-Code DNA' in design and fabrication
A wasp-nest-inspired stool grown from the Structure-Code DNA workflow and 3D-printed for Coalescence at Milan Design Week 2026.
A wasp-nest-inspired stool grown from the Structure-Code DNA workflow and 3D-printed for Coalescence at Milan Design Week 2026.
Encoding a Structure-Code DNA that links FEA, parametric modelling, and multi-conditional diffusion to co-evolve design, structure, and fabrication.
A computational workflow that aggregates irregular reclaimed logs via WFC, validates them with FEA, and assembles them through MR guidance and heat-shrink PET joinery. Published in Scientific Reports.
A systematic framework that turns irregular off-cut timber waste into structurally sound architectural components.
Using a Pix2Pix GAN to automatically generate coherent building facades for Hong Kong's rapid urban growth.
Reclaimed off-cut wood as a new language of discrete architectural components, aggregated via Wave Function Collapse.