sstudiomm’s negative precision project explores alternative brick laying patterns
sstudiomm’s ‘negative precision’ project explores different brick laying techniques for parametric walls. protruding textures and wave-like patterns present an alternative approach towards the typical manual construction technique. each individual part is placed at a particular angle which effects the overall appearance of the façade. the result is a DIY stencil kit for builders, architects, and creative individuals to use as they wish. you can find the whole process and diagram to follow here.
the pattern forms a wave-like pattern
view of the building using protruding bricks
side view of the construction
the brick pattern creates a ripple across the surface of the building
the brick formation presented in a graphic illustration
close up detail illustration
the brick formation presented in a graphic illustration
diagram
project info
location: damavand, iran
client: z.jabarpour + r. naghavi
design: sstudiomm
construction: behesht construction co. + sstudiomm
construction manager: sadegh naghavi@ behesht co.
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edited by: hollie smith | designboom