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The sound of space in 3 robotic prototypes: Introducing 6-axis robotic fabrication to shape macro- and micro-geometries for acoustic performance

Dagmar REINHARDT
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79–92
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The essay concludes with a discussion and an outline of future strategies for the acoustic performance in multi-talker work environments or daily life scenarios.

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Amaç & Hipotez:Sound performance plays a significant role in the experience of space.
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Temel Bulgular & Veri:The- atre and performance spaces provide a context where acoustic and spatiotempo- ral characteristics can be informed through the controlled robotic fabrication of macro- and micro-geometries, by using mathematical principles as a driver for design variations and machine code.
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Sonuç & Katkı:The essay concludes with a discussion and an outline of future strategies for the acoustic performance in multi-talker work environments or daily life scenarios.
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Sound performance plays a significant role in the experience of space. The- atre and performance spaces provide a context where acoustic and spatiotempo- ral characteristics can be informed through the controlled robotic fabrication of macro- and micro-geometries, by using mathematical principles as a driver for design variations and machine code. This essay discusses a short history of relationships between sound and ge- ometry; from acoustic reflection methods (Kircher, 1673); to a theatre seating matrix (Saunders, 1790); to positioning of individual listeners and their specific acoustic environments (Russel 1883); to sound concentrations in spherical shapes (Cremer, 1982, Vercammen, 2012); to current strategies for acoustically perfor- mative scattering surfaces (Reinhardt, 2012, 2015). The essay further introduces empirical research into robotic prototypes that test the acoustic effects of complex architectural geometries, with a focus on ro- botic fabrication of macro geometries that change the colouration of sound; and micro-geometric surfaces that can be applied to improve acoustic performance by scattering. It presents a 6-axis fabrication process for acoustic scale prototypes, based on a range of mathematical equations that regulate physical properties of spatial surfaces and pattern details. Here, generative tools and robotic tooling pro- cesses are linked to the angle and cavity depth in a surface medium. The essay concludes with a discussion and an outline of future strategies for the acoustic performance in multi-talker work environments or daily life scenarios.

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REINHARDT, D. (2018). The sound of space in 3 robotic prototypes: Introducing 6-axis robotic fabrication to shape macro- and micro-geometries for acoustic performance. A|Z ITU Mimarlık Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 15 - Sayı: 1, 79–92. https://ajindex.com/articles/142549

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