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Reciprocal frame:

A model of a reciprocal dome. Supports itself without any attachment at the center; perfect for a treehouse roof that won't damage the tree! Additionally, it can have any number of ribs, (changing the shape of the circumferential polygon) and grows more secure as weight is added to the frame.:

Kazuhiro Ishii - Google Search:

The first version of a reciprocal frame generator.:

Reciprocal roof designs:

Reciprocity:

Reciprocal Frame Studies. DSC_3399:

double reciprocal roof in Scotland:

How to build a reciprocal roof:

Reciprocal double roof:

reciprocal roof.:

reciprocal roof - Google Search:

Timber Frame Reciprocal Roof:

Interesting reciprocal frame:

Reciprocal frame structure by Annette Spiro at ETH Zurich:

Reciprocal frame structure - Saddle surface Piazza HIL - student project led by Swiss architect Udo Thönnissen:

A reciprocal frame is a class of self-supporting structure made of three or more beams and which requires no center support to create roofs, bridges or similar structures.:

Reciprocal frame:

...I carefuly crafted this scaled model to give me the sense, angles and proportion of a reciprocal roof...:

Reciprocal Roof:

Gridshell Toledo, one year ago Flickr – ph. Daniele Lancia #architecture ☮k☮:

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THEARTISTANDHISMODEL » Able by Naruse Inokuma Architects:

Nine Bridges Clubhouse by Shigeru Ban:

shigeru ban - metz, frannce #structure #wood #architecture:

Haesley Nine Bridges golf clubhouse, Korea, by shigeru ban:

Centre Pompidou-Metz | Shigeru Ban & Jean de Gastines Location: Lorraine, France:

shigeru ban:

Centre Pompidou-Metz (2010) Metz, France. Shigeru Ban Architects.:

Centre Pompidou - Metz / Shigeru Ban e Jean de Gastines:

Centre Pompidou-Metz, France | Shigeru Ban & Jean de Gastines:

Centre Pompidou Metz / Shigeru Ban:

Reciprocal:

Reciprocal Frame Structure on Behance:

Toledo 2 Gridshell Naples, Faculty of Architecture countryard, 2014,:

Gridshell in Lecce - shadows www.gridshell.it:

Wooden post-formed Gridshell in Ostuni, Italy www.cmmkm.com:

Dragon Skin Pavilion | Emmi Keskisarja, Pekka Tynkkynen, Kristof Crolla (LEAD) and Sebastien Delagrange (LEAD):

The Dragon Skin Pavilion, a collaboration between the Laboratory for Explorative Architecture and Design (LEAD), a Hong Kong- and Antwerp-based firm, and the Tampere University of Technology in Finland:

Dragon Skin Pavilion / Emmi Keskisarja, Pekka Tynkkynen & LEAD (17):

Lattice work:

"Lincoln Park Zoo Boardwalk Pavilion"; Situated next to the South Pond, this laminated wood and fiberglass outdoor classroom draws it's inspiration from nearby milkweed pods; Chicago, Illinois | Design: Studio Gang Architects (2010) Photo: John Hill:

Peoples Gas Educational Pavilion - Studio Gang:

Lincoln Park Zoo South Pond by Studio Gang Architects:

Studio Gang's Curvaceious Wood Pavilion at Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo | Inhabitat - Sustainable Design Innovation, Eco Architecture, Green Building:

Detail Metrosol Parasol (Seville) by Rafael Asquith, via 500px:

Seville's Metropol Parasol, modern architecture in between streets full of tradition. Photo courtesy of sabzwong on Instagram.:

Seville, Spain:

Parasol in Seville, Spain. World’s largest wooden structure is bound by glue. By J. Mayer H. Architects.:

A cocoon-like temporary summer pavilion in Saarbrücken, Germany, is the result of a research project on biomimicry conducted at the city’s architecture school. Biomimicry, a design approach that takes nature as its guiding principle, is the specialism of Professor Göran Pohl, who headed the BOWOOSS research project.:

The Bowooss Bionic Inspired Research Pavilion:

КОМПОЗИТНЫЕ МАТЕРИАЛЫ / МЕТАЛЛИЧЕСКИЕ КОСНТРУКЦИИ

Train station Oriente, Lisbon, Portugal - Calatrava project:

Tote - Mumbai:

The Tote by Serie Architects. Mumbai, India.:

The Tote Restaurant, Mumbai / Organic architecture:

Windshape, Ephemeral pavilions, Lacoste, France by nArchitects :: venue and gathering space:

Windshape at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) in Lacoste, France by nArchitects:

Windshape nArchitects.:

Windshape Institutional Two wind-responsive pavilions, Lacoste, France 2006 By Narchitects:

Windshape / nArchitects:

ПЛАСТИК

‘Ban’ pavilion:

‘Ban’ Pavilion / Orproject:

ORPROJECT, BAN PAVILION: beijing, bent polymer sheets.:

'Ban' Pavilion / Orproject:

'Ban' Pavilion (1):

‘Ban’ Pavilion / Orproject:

BALL-NOGUES STUDIO, MAXIMILIAN'S SHELL LOS ANGELES 2005: photo by neil cochran.:

Polycarbonate Pavilion at USC School of Architecture, 2013:

glass-pavilion-4:

БАМБУК

Diamond Island Community Hall in Vietnam by Vo Trong Nghia | So far two of the 24-metre-wide domes have their structural framework in place, creating a woven lattice made up of clusters of bamboo stalks.:

Diamond Island Community Hall, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam - Vo Trong Nghia #bamboo:

Bamboo domes unveiled in Vietnam.:

Bamboo Zome Structure:

Bamboo:

Photo: Kimito Takahashi. "Light of Shodoshima": giant dome constructed of 5,000 island-grown bamboo trees, and illuminated at night by LEDs.:

bamboo construction detail:

bamboo lashing:

For bamboo structures that last:

Working with Bamboo | DIY Techniques:

japanese square lashing- I did a random version of this last year for creating trellises. Glad to have the specifics. Thanks Boy Scouts!:

BAMBOO KNOTS:

Details of the bamboo construction:

Bamboo:

Clustered lengths of bamboo create a forest of columns inside this restaurant.:

Vo Trong Nghia's Son La Restaurant hides a "bamboo forest":

wNw Bar / Vo Trong Nghia:

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Bamboo Wing / Vo Trong Nghia:

Fifteen conical bamboo columns support the roof of this waterside cafe.:

Kontum Indochine Cafe by Vo Trong Nghia Architects:

Fifteen conical bamboo columns support the roof of this waterside cafe designed by Vo Trong Nghia Architects at a hotel in central Vietnam. The restaurant does not have any walls, allowing uninterrupted views across the surrounding shallow pools of water, and beyond that towards the neighbouring river and distant mountains.:

Fifteen conical bamboo columns support the roof of this waterside cafe designed by Vo Trong Nghia Architects at a hotel in central Vietnam.:

Kontum Indochine Cafe by Vo Trong Nghia Architects:

A woven net of bamboo creates a curved suspended ceiling inside this restaurant.:

Bamboo:

Kontum Indochine Wedding Restaurant by Vo Trong Nghia Architects:

Gallery - Hay Hay Restaurant and Bar / Vo Trong Nghia Architects - 3:

Gallery - Hay Hay Restaurant and Bar / Vo Trong Nghia Architects - 12:

Marek Keppl & Toma Korec: Slovak Republic Using the parabolic curve and bamboo’s natural flexibility, these designers have created a lightweight structure and a pleasant, light filled environment for people to gather. Rainwater runs down the outside surface of the membrane on the conic cylinders and into retaining canals in the foundation.: