WORKSHOP [05] | PREZENTACE VÝSLEDKŮ

Group 1 | Team membersDavid ČechLenka MaierováHanka KašparováThe cafe is a very dynamic place. Everything is in motion and the atmosphere changes every minute. So we have created very dynamic design for very dynamic service. Group 2 | Team membersLukáš SvobodaPetr ChládekKarel WirthIs our CTU lion sleeping? What is his paw looking for? ... ... Students? Professors?Group 3 | Team membersDavid HlouchMartin StáraJan PazourOur inspiration was the human heart – living, pulsating center of the body, functioning mechanism that brings oxygen to our bodies and to our brains. Group 4 | Team membersZuzana SvobodováPavel ZamazalFrantišek KošařPetr SovaCafeteria, a building in front of the faculty, a building that is non-orthodonal, free shaped.Group 5 | Team membersRadek StachTomáš LindovskýKamil ŠtajglOUR MAIN GOAL WAS TO LEARN NEW CONSTRUCTION METHODS AND TO GET NEW SKILLS IN RHINOCEROS 3 MODELLING SOFTWARE. Group 6 | Team membersPavel SmětákTomáš RousekJiří PolákKamil RainMarek’s and Petr’s look back at the workshop on freeshape architecture that took the place in Prague March 14-18.Group 7 | Team membersPetr VycpálekMarek SivákOur submission was to make cafeteria in front of our faculty. To make its surface curved and to make a physical model and think about construction of that building in real scale.Group 8 | Team membersKamil ŠtajglWe are not presenting a complete project; it is rather a concept tool that a designer could use to further develop his or her ideas. The tool reacts to the site by extracting out either the lines of movement of people, material, environment and sunshine or just lines that that a designer draws interactively in a virtual 3D environment.Group 9 | Team membersJaroslav HulínViktor Johaniswww.e-architekt.cz/digiarch