blog di Mabel Sorrentino

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Per la mia tesi di laurea sto sviluppando il progetto di una struttura trasportabile. Proprio per questa necessità di essere trasportata ho pensato che la logica dell'origami potesse prestarsi alla perfezione per la sua caratteristica di essere "impacchettato e spacchettato " velocemente e facilmente. 

Tra i vari metodi, quello che si presta maggiormente al mio obiettivo è il metodo Miura Ori, rappresentato nell'anteprima in una delle sue varianti.

Here are my final sheet.

In this post I’ll explain how I shaped my closet family in order to obtain several types and use it to furnish my first flat.

I developed other similar families with the same goal in my mind.

In particular I shaped:

_a closet with drawers and I used it for the kitchen and for the bathroom

_a closet with doors and with this component I added other closets to the kitchen, I used it as a fridge, and as a wardrobe in the bedrooms.

_a bookcase of which I created two different types

_a table that become a stool for the kitchen island

In this post I explain how I created personalised curtain walls and architectural walls for my project.

Before starting to show my workflow I want to list which were the elements I introduced to complete the flat.

Curtain walls:

1. glazed parapet
2. glazed window
3. structural wood wall 23 cm

Basic walls:

4. inner wall 13 cm

5. exterior shelf 7 cm

6. interior shelf 3 cm

7. plaster 1.5 cm

The inspiration for the shading system used for the floor 3A of the Ligini’s tower comes from a JSWD Architekten project for the Thyssenkrupp Quarter in Essen. The main feature that impressed me was the possibility of the facade to change according to the sun. 

So, even if in that case this was an office building, I tought I could adapt this idea to my residential plan project for the Ligini’s tower.