The document discusses the integration of architecture with energy waves, light, and sound, highlighting the impact of biomimicry and cybernetic technologies on human performance and smart living environments. It references various studies, projects, and researchers that explore concepts like cyborg enhancements, adaptive building materials, and efficient systems inspired by nature. Key themes include the use of waveforms in architecture, smart connectivity, and the development of technologies that enhance human capabilities while allowing structures to adapt to their environments.

1. hMa Logo : Sound Waves // Energy // Light
ARCHITECTURE IS ENERGY WAVES

2. Light / Sound / Infinity / Energy Waves / Biomorphism
=
Quantum Mirage - Cyborg Technologies
the Internet of Things // Sensor Revolution // Programmable World
Presence Tags - IBM - Cisco - GE

3. Start by showing my books that deal with Energy Waves/ and Architecture:
Designing with Light (light waves)
&
Shape of Sound (sound waves)

4. Designing with Light, 2006
Where I started re: Studying Energy and Energy Waves:

5. Pages from DWL :
Dr. Lene Hau (light);
Arvo Part (White Light);
Stephen Vitiello (World Trade Center Recordings);
Robert Wilson (Stage Director + Playwright – Einstein o.t. Beach)

6. Light Images from DWL : Herzog and DeMeuron; Moshe Safdie

7. My latest book:
Shape of Sound, 2014

8. hMa’s WaveLine - Building developed thru studies of Energy Waves
Architects Howeler and Yoon - Sound and Light studies
Sound Artist - David Dunn: Sound to Heal Damaged EcoSystem
Composer - Arvo Part: Silentium: Silence (the base condition for sound)

9. Dr. Lene Hau : Experiment :
stop a light pulse -
then restart it
Infinity Chapel, Greenwich Village, NYC :
Uncertainty of light and sound sources remove edges of the space
Lack of Edge creates infinite, fluid space : Liminal Space

10. Infinity Chapel: Light and Sound Diagrams

11. Michael Schumacher Steven Vitiello

12. DWi-P: Event Horizon of internet cell-phone connectivity thru glass façade BPC

13. DWI-P: hMa with GCE Engineers -
Use Electrostatic Film for Smart Phone connectivity

14. Biomorphic Electrostatic skin on Chameleons : color change related to
environmental factors
DWi-P: Electrostatic skin embedded in Glass creates Smart Phone
connectivity

16. Glass research
DWiP in construction
Glass / Curtain Wall Research : Interactive
Wall

17. DWi-P facade

19. HVAC
FORM / STRUCTURE / HVAC
SKIN
BECOME ONE
BIOMIMICRY

20. Chameleon adapts to surroundings
and changes color
Smart glass adapts to light and changes color
Electostatic Film also can cause patterns to emerge, and create coloration
changes, similar to the Chameleon

21. Temperature responsive glass

22. Chattanooga Nature Interpretive Center: Building Designed in Response to
Temperature, Sunlight, Water Collection, and other natural factors

23. Bio-morphic solar panels based on leaves Cyborg Technologies:
Enhanced Human Performance
Connectivity to the Programmable World
Biomorphic Design and the development of Solar Panels based on Leaf
Forms
Biomorphic research allows for ‘cross species’ enhancement :
leg enhancement based on insect locomotion
This leads into Cyborg Technologies

24. Cyborg Technologies:
Human Enhancement will extend to the ‘Sensor Revolution’ and Yes –
you will be connected to your Toaster

25. Leonardo da Vinci :: a self-taught Engineer
Designed this humanoid automaton for warfare ca. 1495
Robotics – Cyborg Technologies
Warfare Design

26. Robotics for Smart Homes - Living Environments :
the 21st
century vision of Elysium
Above : City of Palmanova, near Venice, founded as a Utopian City in 1593.
An idealized geometric shape
An Innovation related to Warfare
City as a Computer Chip

27. Cyborg Technologies begin as Societies investigate
New approaches to Warfare

28. Cyborg Enhancements coming online for everyone: Google Glasses;
Google Self-Driving Cars

29. Dr. Steve Mann from the University of Toronto (2004) world’s first ‘enhanced
human’ or Cyborg : use of Memory Enhancement Glasses
Dr. Kevin Warwick from the University of Reading, UK – who started
implanting himself with sensors in 1998
Jesse Sullivan who has artificial limbs wired into his own sensory systems to
feel hot and cold
Jens Naumann who lost his sight but now can see through and artificial vision
system

30. Robotic Limbs
Building Structure
+ Skin
Analysis of Skin Design
Biomimicry Lab
Portability
+
Green Sustainability through
natural systems applied to
design
Jesse Sullivan

31. New Institutes that are Developing the New Technologies
for Human Dwelling:
FLinT :
Center for Fundamental Living Technology
Mission: Assemble the Components for Minimal Living Systems
Through the Chemistry of Life-Like Systems

32. Life-Cycle Simulations:
Simulations of the self-replicating
nanocells that not only metabolize,
but also generate inheritable
genetic information
Biomimetic Reactors:
Catalytic Networks and Energy Harvesting
Capabilities placed into an Integrated
system.
FL in T: Use of Computer Simulations to create artificial life-forms to
Develop new Biological Systems to Enhance and Improve Existing Human
Systems
‘NBIC: Nano - Bio - Info - Cogno’

33. Ant Colony Networks ::
Ants use algorithms to regulate foraging, a pattern similar to
TCP – ‘Traffic Control Protocol’ – used to regulate Internet data traffic.
Ant protocols - ways that human engineers can improve data networks
within Smart Homes.
Ring networks – used by ants - more secure than linear networks: much
easier to repair when a piece within the larger network collapses

34. Ring Networks allow for the continuing
functionality of a system, even as parts
of the system go down. The flexibility
of the ring relationships is a better way
of wiring Smart House systems
‘Smart’ Water Meter

35. Smart Grid Connectivity via Ring Networks
vs. Existing Linear Networks –
Ring Networks are stable //
Linear Networks are Prone to Crashing

36. Anna Dyson - the Director for CASE: Center for Architecture , Science and Ecology at
Rensselaer Polytechnic
CASE: A Collaboration between Rensselaer and SOM (Skidmore,
Owings and Merrill). Part of the Built Ecologies concentration at
Rensselaer Polytechnic.

37. Biomimicry
Human Skin
Building Skin
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Artificial Skin attached to a
computer chip

38. CASE : Next generation High-Efficiency Solar Power Systems for Building
Envelopes
CASE Research Areas: SUN WATER AIR EARTH PLANT BUILDING PROJECTS

39. WaveLine – Queens, NY // architecture based on wave forms :
Sound Propagation
Maximization of Sound Resonance// Use of Acoustical Blanket /
Curtain system to create a fully ‘tunable’ space
HMA PROJECTS:

40. MODEL DIAGRAMS BASED ON COMPUTER SIMULATIONS OF SPACE AS
WELL AS LARGE-SCALE PHYSICAL MODELS WITH SOUND
SIMULATIONS - YASUHISA TOYOTA

41. Ojai Pavilion – Ojai California // sound vortex -
Outdoor Performance / Los Angeles Philharmonic
SOUND SIMULATIONS TESTING: YASUHITA TOYOTA

42. AN ARCHITECTURAL PLAN BASED ON THE TRAJECTORY OF NATURAL
DEGENERATION OF SOUND IN THE LANDSCAPE
A space where naturally hard surfaces create unique Sound Signatures.

43. ARCHITECTURE IS ENERGY WAVES:
ARCHITECTURE CONNECTED TO NATURE : Energy Waves
BIO-MORPHICALLY GENERATED STRUCTURES:
BREATHE LIKE PLANTS - the wave of the future
FIT INTO ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS AS HOLISITC ORGANISMS
NBIC : NANO - BIO - INFO - COGNO Technologies –
Smart Technologies for future Smart Homes and Systems