In architectural research, pavilions play a special role because, as temporary structures, they present an opportunity to investigate specific issues without having to fulfill all requirements for permanent buildings. The findings resulting from this investigation can then be utilized in the design and implementation of permanent buildings. In this contribution we describe the context in which the Rosenstein Timber Pavilion was created, and the special issues that were investigated in the project, as well as the knowledge gained from it. In addition, we provide an outlook on other current research topics in the field of segmented timber shells and their application in architecture.
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%B Biomimetics for Architecture
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%E Knippers, Jan
%E Schmid, Ulrich
%E Speck, Thomas
%I De Gruyter
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%T Potential applications of segmented shells in architecture
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