Bone House
The Bone House project began in 2004 as an experiment in relating associative geometry to environmental factors. The house is organized around a network scaffolding of nodes and subnodes which was then tested against airflow simulations for the notional site, feeding back into geometry response and programmatic realocations.
The bones are part of the subsequent structural deconstruction of the house, leading to a system of five bone elements that interlock to create the geometry. These are currently being tested through rapid prototyping and structural analysis.
