Deployable Pavillion
Bamboo Deployable Pavilion develops a tensile structural system using bamboo members connected through 3D-printed joints, enabling expansion/contraction for transport and assembly. Inspired by Frei Otto's Munich Olympic Stadium (1972)—which pioneered tensile structures using steel cables and acrylic sheets—the project adapts these principles to bamboo construction. The research addresses explicitly deployability: transforming permanent cable-net configurations into expandable systems that can be easily stored, transported, and erected on-site.
Material
3D-printed PLA joints, Bamboo, steel cables
Precedent
After Frei Otto
Members
- ภัทรกร ลิขิตธนากร
- ณิชา ขุนเพชร
- นภัส ลีมางกูร
- สมิต ทองศิริไทย
Keywords
Frei Otto precedent, cable-net systems, modular expansion, temporary architecture
Sources
- https://en.wikiarquitectura.com/building/munich-olympic-stadium/ https://www.tensinet.com/index.php/projects-database/projects?view=project&id=3779https://www.moma.org/documents/moma_catalogue_2662_300299029.pdfhttps://www.baanjomyut.com/library_2/extension-2/bamboo/02.htmlhttps://parametrichouse.com/deployable-pavilion-transtudio/
