This document discusses a studio project for interactive architecture led by professors Andrew Vande Moere and Marc Lambaerts at KU Leuven. It involves students Bram Teerlinck and Manan Arja exploring the use of sensors and deployable membrane structures like solar sails and tensile structures made of materials like Hylite. References are provided for further reading on deployment mechanics and prototypes.

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prof. Andrew Vande Moere (RxD)
dr. Marc Lambaerts (Fablab Leuven)
Niels Wouters (RxD)
Thomas Laureyssens (RxD, MAD)
Jorgos Coenen (RxD)
http://rxd.architectuur.kuleuven.be
Studio Interieur 2014
Option Interactive Architecture
Master in Architectural Engineering of KULeuven
Bram Teerlinck
The Qizhong Tennis Center
Solar Sail
Guest & Pellegrino
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prof. Andrew Vande Moere (RxD)
dr. Marc Lambaerts (Fablab Leuven)
Niels Wouters (RxD)
Thomas Laureyssens (RxD, MAD)
Jorgos Coenen (RxD)
http://rxd.architectuur.kuleuven.be
Dipl. Ing Frank Jensen and Sergio Pellegrino
© NASA
Guest & Pellegrino in ‘Deployment Mechanics of Highly Compacted Thin Membrane Structures,
Manan Arja and Sergio Pellegrino
aviiq.com
Studio Interieur 2014
Option Interactive Architecture
Master in Architectural Engineering of KULeuven
Bram Teerlinck
Sensor
Prototype
Hylite = Aluminium + polypropylene core
References