Urban Furniture Workshop Group 3: Cyber-Physical Bio Dune

Presented design acts as a response to the urban needs of its inhabitants, be it humans, animals or any natural<br> habitats. The aspect of retaining the biodiversity in modern cities emerges to the forefront, the response takes<br> inspiration from the natural environment and possibilities that the most innovative technology offers. It was established<br> as a part of the AR0122 1:1 Interactive Architecture Prototypes Workshop at TU Delft and included the<br> use of Design-to-Robotics Production and Operation (D2RP&amp;O) techniques.<br> The design is based on a shape of a dune that later on is translated into a 3D printed structure, the use of 3D printing<br> technology allowed to produce a form that corresponds to the functional division, propose a solution efficient<br> both in the use of materials and the process, as well as integrate data and information within the built structure.<br> The use of sensor-actuators brings the possibility to interact with the users and collect data useful for determining<br> future decisions of the bench placement, its main functions, as well as informing any parties interested in data<br> harvesting.