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ISSN 2309-0103 www.enhsa.net/archidoct Vol. 6 (2) / February 2019
Programming Flat-to-Synclastic Reconfiguration
The applied spatial bi-stable unit. a. and b. are the two stable states of a conceptual bi-stable unit.They are mirror images of each other against the mirror defined by the four anchors. c. and d. are the two stable states of the corresponding physically manufacturable bi-stable unit.The dashed lines are the extension of the hinges.They
intersect at points defining the dash-dotted line which serve as the virtual rotation axis of the center piece.
Figure 5.
Figure 6.
The reconfigurable material consists of two types of blocks: rotating connectors and restructured panels.The blocks are interconnecting each other with hinges.
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