参数化设计的Masseria Ospitale餐厅顶棚

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所 在 地：意大利 莱切

设计团队：Sergio Pone， Sofia Colabella， Bianca Parenti， Bernardino D’amico and Filomena Nigro

图片来源：Sergio Pone

Parametrically-Designed Canopy Shades Masseria Ospitale Restaurant
Gridshell是由那不勒斯大学的教授Sergio Pone指导的一个新项目，它的主要内容是通过参数化设计的方法创造动态室外空间。他们最近的一个项目之一是为莱切市的一家Masseria Ospitale餐厅设计的轻质木露台顶棚。这个新结构由建筑师、建筑系学生和教授协作建成，它展示了一种创新的经济性强、环保性高的建筑方式。这个项目以一块方形的网格为原型，然后通过高度变幻及扭曲等方式进行变形，最终将其转变为一块网格化的钻石。这座新型结构看起来错综复杂，但是它的遮阳结构却非常有效。它那令人感叹的遮阳结构延伸了室外露台的深度，由一块完整的木质表面系统半遮半掩。
近几年轻量化建筑结构的参数化设计趋势越来越明显。这是一种非常经济的解决方案，它可以充分利用可回收资源，比如可以用木材在几乎任何地方创建迷人的结构。这新是数字化模型工作与建筑环境相结合的绝佳案例，但它的编织原理却是来源于古老的竹编技术。基于自然与文化历史的建筑方法总能赢得大家的赞誉。
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Gridshell is a new venture led by University of Naples professor Sergio Pone to create dynamic outdoor spaces using parametric modeling. One of their recent projects is a patio cover for the Masseria Ospitale Restaurant in Lecce， Italy made out of lightweight wood. The new structure is a collaboration between architects， architecture students and professors， and demonstrates the possibilities of this economically and environmentally innovative method. The design began with a grid of squares that were forced into deformation through variable heights and torsions that flex the rods of the grid into a mesh of diamonds. This new structure creates a very intricate， but effective shade structure that breathes life into the restaurant patio. This amazing shade structure is spans the depth of the outdoor patio behind Masseria Ospitale and is semi-covered through an integrated wood skin system.
The evolution of the parametrically modeled lightweight form resistant structure is evident across architectural blogs and magazines throughout the world. It is an economical solution that can utilize salvaged and renewable resources such as wood to create engaging public structures on almost any site. This is a great example of the relationship between digital modeling tools and the built environment， but it is a weaving principle that is as old as the craft of basketry. It is great to see architecture creating forms based on principles in nature and our cultural histories.