
AI-driven Architectural Intelligence Studio Project exploring cyber-physical design systems
Outcome
UCLA Architectural Intelligence Studio Project- IAAC Barcelona 2051 Registered Participant
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Contemporary farming as a gamified cyber-physical system that trains ecological consciousness.

Site analysis and contextual study of the project's urban location and its relationship to the surrounding environment.

Urban context and environmental studies exploring the project's integration within the city fabric.

Conceptual framework for cyber-physical farming systems integrated with co-living architecture.

Using AI to generate design alternatives, create cyber-physical systems and optimize the design process.

To train ecological consciousness through gamification of contemporary farming practices.

A symbiotic plant ecology of rare species organizes the co-living unit into healing spatial gradients.

Detailed plant ecology studies exploring the integration of rare species within the co-living farming system.

Farming integration strategies within the architectural system connecting residents to the natural ecosystem.

Ecological gradient studies showing how plant systems transition across different spatial zones of the co-living unit.

Physical manifestation of cyber-physical farming systems through 3D printing technology. Fixed modular dwellings are slowly woven together by robot-printed, organic farming tissue.

Participation in farming directly drives architectural change through robotic fabrication systems.

Robotic fabrication processes enabling the dynamic growth and evolution of the architectural farming tissue.

The system intentionally routes residents through shared farming areas before reaching their units.

Three spatial strategies are proposed for farming: large-scale, open-air crops integrated into terraces.

Spatial flow studies examining how residents move through and interact with the farming environment.

Three unit typologies are defined by their level of exposure to the farm: maximum, medium, and minimum.

Dwelling configuration studies showing how units adapt to different levels of farming engagement.

Interior spaces are designed to be flexible and adaptable to the needs of the residents with organic and farming integrated walls and floors.

Living units are designed to be comfortable for human needs with solid spaces and dynamic walls and floors.

Detailed view of living unit design integrating natural materials and farming systems into everyday domestic space.

Domestic farming integration within living units creating a seamless connection between habitation and cultivation.

The Floresomatic tower as an urban organism integrating farming, living, and public space within the Los Angeles city grid.

Structural systems offers adaptability and evolving form to residents needs.

Final form generation integrating structural and environmental systems into a cohesive architectural whole.

Plans are in progress to offer residents the experience of gamified farming with different spatial configurations.

Presentation boards showcasing the idea of indoor and outdoor relationship with the farm.

Final architectural renders demonstrating the completed vision of the Floresomatic cyber-physical farming ecosystem.

Exterior view of the Floresomatic complex showing the integration of farming tissue with co-living architecture.

Atmospheric render capturing the living quality of the cyber-physical farming environment.

Urban integration view showing how the Floresomatic complex relates to and transforms its surrounding city context.
Complete video walkthrough of the Floresomatic project showcasing the cyber-physical farming system.
VideoAnimated demonstration of the cyber-physical farming engine and its interaction with the architectural space.
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