Kerangka desain untuk mengenerasi continuous connection antara elemen dan peristiwa
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.30822/arteks.v7i3.1586Kata Kunci:
Architecture, Design exploration, Folding, Framework, Generative designAbstrak
Tulisan ini mengajukan gagasan kerangka desain Generative Folding sebagai salah satu metode untuk membangun koneksi berkesinambungan antara elemen arsitektur dan peristiwa. Kerangka ini memiliki potensi untuk memunculkan kompleksitas arsitektur yang ada pada konteks dan sekaligus menyambungkan elemen-elemen tersebut melalui perangkat digital. Penelitian ini didasari oleh gagasan Fold oleh Deleuze (1993) dan logika object-event oleh Eisenman (1993). Folding dan alterasi pada elemen arsitektur memproduksi beragam koneksi dan kesinambungan antara tipe ‘waktu’ yang berbeda. Pengembangan kerangka desain ini dilakukan melalui kajian literatur yang mengidentifikasi bagaimana folding menghasilkan keterhubungan antara objek-peristiwa serta melalui analisis koneksi berkesinambungan pada karya arsitektur Peter Eisenman. Tulisan ini juga memaparkan teknis umum mengenai desain generatif dan bagaimana pendekatan tersebut dapat mengembangkan eksplorasi berbagai fold. Temuan dari penelusuran ini menampilkan potensi aplikasi lanjut Fold dari Deleuze melalui kerangka desain generatif yang memungkinkan munculnya koneksi berkesinambungan yang baru. Kerangka ini dapat menjadi basis untuk pengembangan desain lebih lanjut untuk memproduksi bentuk arsitektural yang didasari oleh koneksi berkesinambungan.
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