Zern Pavilion is a summer pavilion built in July 2016 in Moscow's Muzeon Park, designed by architect Vlad Kiselev and Simplex Noise.
The Simplex Noise team developed the design, algorithmic model, and production documentation for the pavilion. The structure consists of 945 unique parts, 0 standard nodes, 4 prototypes, and was completed in 12 days.
The Simplex Noise team developed the design, algorithmic model, and production documentation for the pavilion. The structure consists of 945 unique parts, 0 standard nodes, 4 prototypes, and was completed in 12 days.
Services
Parametric design
Shop drawings
Files for CNC
Shop drawings
Files for CNC
Architect
Vlad Kisel
Manufacturing
PARK PRO
Intro
The shell has a free form with spatial nodes. Material limitations: only sheet material, production limitations: only a 3-axis milling machine.
Goals
Transform sketch visualizations into a built pavilion within 12 days with the help of a touch of magic (algorithms).
Result
In a short period of time and in almost round-the-clock dialogue with production (PARK PRO), the Simplex Noise team managed to develop 4 prototypes of nodes, the pavilion structure, and an algorithm that generated 945 drawings of unique parts.
The shell has a free form with spatial nodes. Material limitations: only sheet material, production limitations: only a 3-axis milling machine.
Goals
Transform sketch visualizations into a built pavilion within 12 days with the help of a touch of magic (algorithms).
Result
In a short period of time and in almost round-the-clock dialogue with production (PARK PRO), the Simplex Noise team managed to develop 4 prototypes of nodes, the pavilion structure, and an algorithm that generated 945 drawings of unique parts.
© Simplex Noise, 2023
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