Poietic Veil: Living Architecture Prototype Testbed
Technical University Delft
Delft, NL 2022
Science Centre Delft in collaboration with members of the Living Architecture Systems Group and Philip Beesley of Waterloo Architecture is bringing an immersive interactive environment to TUDelft. This multi-year project combines public art on the campus of TUDelft, the municipality of Delft, and scientists and artists from the Netherlands and Canada. The project is supported by TUDelft’s Faculty of Design Engineering and many Netherlands and Canadian contributors. The project includes students of TUDelft’s Interactive Environments Minor, exploring experimental architecture, electronics, behaviour programming and spatial sound.
A new interactive sculpture will be installed at the entry of the new Science Centre facility. The project provides a testbed for experimental research. The sculpture will act as a beacon that expresses a sustainable, inclusive vision of future design. This environment features multiple kinds of innovative technology, including lightweight biopolymer compliant structures, arrays of miniature interactive electronics, and dynamic responsive behaviour.
Project Leads
- Philip Beesley
- Timothy Boll
- Matt Gorbet
- Lisa Jiang
- Michael Lancaster
LASG Executive
Rob Gorbet
Anne Paxton
Rekha Ramachandran
Alison Thompson
LASG Design & Production
Alexandros Angelidis
Adrian Chîu
Kevan Cress
Nicolas Désilles
Sebastián González Álvarez
Isabella Ieraci
Chris Kang
Lucia Kempe
Mike Nopper
Abida Rahman
TUDelft Interactive Environments Minor Students
Ada Fabrykiewicz
Benjamin van Schaik
Diana Lore De la Vega Valdés
Eli Hommes
François Andrés
Ha Yeun Kim
Ian Lin
Izzy Mico
Jafet Koeckhoven
Jeroen Heijmans
Joris Mooij
Julia Kleinwächter
Laura Arango Mejia
Laura Martinez Quesada
Leonor Falcão
Linjing Wu
Nika Umnov
Doruk Kırbeyi
Olaf Kamperman
Pablo Yániz González
Rita J. Gorriz Salanova
Sasha Kiselev
Sophie Timmerman
Stijn Gruben
Tasmin Whittle
Tieme van Wijnen
Tijmen Tonino
TUDelft Interactive Environments Minor Staff
Aadjan van der Helm
Wim Schermer
Martin Havranek
Govert Schilling
Dieter Vandoren
Justin Oosterbaan
Caspar Krijgsman
Vivian Nguyen
Nathan Douenburg
Doreen Mulder
Adriaan Bernstein
TUDelft Science Center Staff
Angela Hanna
Teun Verkerk
Jules Dudok
Michael van der Meer
Max Mahieu
4DSOUND
Poul Holleman
Joris Takken
Roman Willems
Supported by: Art on Campus, Canada Council for the Arts, Delft University of Technology, Gorbet Design Inc., Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, Philip Beesley Studio Inc., University of Waterloo. This work has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and innovation programme under the EnTimeMent grant agreement No. 824160.