The Landesgartenschau Exhibition Hall
in Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany, looks like a peanut crossed with a
honeycomb. This odd, organic-looking building wouldve never been made if
not for the powers of computational design and robotic manufacturing.
For the better part of history we've left architecture up to humans, and
the results haven't been so bad. But now, as our computers have gotten
smarter and our robots more dexterous, machines are taking a turn at
designing our buildings, and they're creating things we never could
have.
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