NEGAR KALANTAR

3D-Printed Flexible yet Rigid Textile Structures

—PROCESS

Data-Driven Design e

Seashell-Inspired Robotic Fabrication

Robotic Light Visualization

Clay++ | 3D Printing on Arbitrary Surfaces

Robotic Clay Printing

Non-Planar Robotic Printing


—BEHAVIOR

Tunable Smart Materials

Reconfigurable Kerf Structures

Flexible Textile

3D-Printed Flexible yet Rigid Textile

Self-Forming 3D Printed Structures

a2o | Responsive Mediator

—MATTER

Algorithmic Kerfing

BioMaterial | BacTerra

BioMaterial | Shell We Dance

BioMaterial |ShoreThing

—GEOMETRY

Nested Vault

2D Nesting

2.5D Nesting

3D Nesting

PRINT in PRINT

Casting on Sand

Folding Unfoldable

Kinetic Shading Structures

Deployable Structures

Deployable Domes

D-Form

3D-Printed Flexible yet Rigid Textile Structures

Funding|  Autodesk Technology Center San Francisco

2019 | tranSTUDIO 2019, CCA Digital Craft Lab & Autodesk Technology Center, San Francisco.

Collaborators: tranSTUDIO 2019- Yunzhe Li, Jinyong Gao, Qingju Han, Yuhan Zhao, Xiya Shao, Qian Chen, Scarlett Zhang, Ruiquan Xu, Yiran Ran, Jamie V Nguyen, Conor P. Daly, Saiesha Adlakha, Ya Hsin Chung, Yue Lou, Yuhan Luo, Luorong Wang, Siqi Lyu, Jieru Lin, Robert C. Bracelin

Links: tranSTUDIO219

Project Description: This project aimed to design 3D-printed textiles that combine flexibility and rigidity through geometric configurations. It also focused on creating textiles that can be 3D-printed in a compact state, maximizing expansion after printing and optimizing the use of limited printer build volumes.

in Spring 2019, all students from tranSTUDIO 2019 were awarded a residency at the Autodesk Technology Center, and my studio was sponsored by the Technology Center Grant.