This workshop focused on fabrication techniques based in sustainable joinery. Students explored Japanese joinery methods, which allow for assembly and disassembly without material failure, and developed connection strategies across different scales. At the same time, they investigated how individual timber elements could be assembled to generate form through various algorithmic approaches, including stochastic aggregation, L-systems, and cellular automata. In the initial phase, each team conducted studies on smaller components using a range of joinery techniques. In the later phase, two teams collaborated as a single group to build a larger-scale pavilion structure.
AADRL Workshop 3
Fabrication Workshop | 2025
Tutors:
Hanjun Kim, Nassia Ingless, Anna Kondrashova, Jose Pareja Gomez, Henry David Louth, Elisavet Konstantinidou
Students
The Stellar Knot(Rahul Raj Choorakad, Yunpeng Luo, Yi Zhou, Ni Ziqian, Fenglin Xia, Jiajia Deng), The ADAPTABLE ARBOUR(Sandip Kale, Divya Goel, Yash Katare, Peilin Zhao, Vaibhavi Patil), Oblique(Supreeth VijayKumar, Sumanth Sogal, Shreya Gupta, Kevin Paul Samuel, Tarakesh Chandran), Angular Connections(Atul Hanchnale, Naman Patel, Sixiong Wang, Zhiyi Li, Tolga Kaya), Straigh vs. Curved(María Agustina Fradin, Susanna Rachael Shajan, Regina Amieva, Kian Jansuwan, Ari Zhorzholiani, Dana Ismail Agha), Curvature(Gal Gnapp, Evelyn Kreslavsky, Minh Ngo, Ayorinde Fadayiro, Juan Antonio Fuentes, Sriram Natarajan), HEX-I-LIENCE(An Bao, Aschawit Treehirunkul, Xinyi Lian, Yuxuan Lian, Ziyi Jin, Shyam Boopathy, Dharmik Siddhapura, Raj Ashar, Palash Kasliwal, Yash Bagad)
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Generative Han 