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(2015) Advances in architectural geometry 2014, Dordrecht, Springer.
This paper focuses on the importance of error in the evolution of form and the logic of matter distribution describing its relationship to randomness and repetitive behaviour. Using the logic of cellular automata systems on the origin curves of body formations, it displays a methodology for the creation of errors. Extracted cloud points are used as meshing guides for geometries that display a fine game balance between organization and disorder.Through a series of experiments, a taxonomy of bodies' deviations and morphological errors is created resulting in a tooling system that can be applied in various scales and conditions according to the parameters specified, providing alterations to body form, optimization, and varied possibilities for interaction with the context, environment and other bodies.
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-11418-7_22
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Adilenidou, Y. (2015)., The geometry of the error, in P. Block, J. Knippers & W. Wang (eds.), Advances in architectural geometry 2014, Dordrecht, Springer, pp. 337-351.
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