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- 28 MarHyperbody designs a SynSerre (Synergetic Greenhouse)
- 23 Marguest researcher Ismael Quevedo Medina joins hyperBODY
- 21 MarMarco Verde lecturing at AA Visiting School in Paris
- 18 MarBook launch presentation: Towards a New Kind of Building - A Designers' Guide for Non-Standard Architecture
- 17 MarInteractive Workshop with Prof. Antonino Saggio and Hyperbody
- 09 MarMinor project ‘Linked’ shortlisted project for 3rd International Competition TRIMO URBAN CRASH
- 03 MarLecture by Kas Oosterhuis - New Kind of Building
- 25 FebQuantum Point Cloud Workshop - Spring 2011: Feb 25th - March 15th
- 17 FebProf Kas Oosterhuis entry for the 2011 Buckminster Fuller Challenge: QuantumBIM
- 16 FebSilver DDC Award 2011 for InteractiveWall
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Hyperbody is proud to announce that the iWEB pavilion will be redesigned and is scheduled for opening in September 2011. The iWEB pavilion, home to ProtoSpace 2.0, suffered collateral damage in the aftermath of the faculty fire in 2008. With support from the Executive Board of TU Delft, the iWEB will be transformed to become a living lab for climate research and sustainable solutions of the Delft University of Technology.
The re-development of the iWEB is a collaborative effort by Blueprint, Climate City Campus, FMVG, ONL , Hyperbody and other partners. The iWEB will become the centerpiece of the Blueprint initiative. The aim of Blueprint is to be the new centre for sustainable initiatives of the Delft University of Technology, located next to the former Faculty of Architecture site.
The deployment of this born-again laboratory for sustainable initiatives will function as a multifunctional interdisciplinary facility, encouraging cross-disciplinary research and events. Integration of disciplines is an absolute necessity for tackling the relevant environmental problems of our time. iWEB will serve exactly this purpose. The iWEB will become an icon for innovation, a showpiece for the TU Delft.
Hyperbody, together with ONL, will redesign the iWEB pavilion as a demonstrator of proactive architecture, reflecting the possibilities that emergent technologies offer.