Greg Lynn, creator of the Blobwall and head of Greg Lynn FORM, lectures on how the development of calculus based tools is affecting the architectural field. He presents a quick history of design from the perspective of whole, fraction and now a more fluid calculus based system of describing shape and even shows off a few of his firms boundary breaking projects. The calculus based software would of course be a cul-de-sac unless computer based fabrication technologies like CNC routers, plastic mold injectors, and 3D printers were available, so Greg takes a few minutes to introduce us to the future of fabrication. This is a stimulating lecture. Enjoy!
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