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MAEID [Büro für Architektur und transmediale Kunst] is an interdisciplinary practice questioning the relationship between the human, space and performativity. The work needs to be understood as a seamless interaction between computation, the material and the virtual, living systems & machines.

MAEID is led by Daniela Mitterberger and Tiziano Derme.

Within the team are operating collaborating continously different professionals and artists.


MAEID Büro für Architektur und transmediale Kunst

Vienna, Zurich,
mail_ office@maeid.com ; mitterberger.daniela@gmail.com; tiziano.derme@gmail.com
phone_ +41 782132577/ +41 786850099

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Events

2022, Future of Construction / 21. - 23. June 2022
Symposiums on Construction Robotics and Computational Design for Sustainable Construction


2022, AI Share Lab / 10. - 11. June 2022
Playing Models: Artificial Intelligence, Architecture and Storytelling


2022, CHI New Orleans / 30. April - 5. May 2022
IRoP: Augmented Interactive Design and Fabrication for On-site Robotic Plastering


2022, MRAC Workshop / 2022


2022, UCL Bartlett Bio-Integrated Design Seminar Lecture / 2022
Synchronous Gardens


2022, Degrees of Life / 23. February - 11. March 2022


2021, University of Brno School of Architecture Input Lecture / 2. December 2021
The Magic Queen: New Perspectives Between Architecture and Ecology


2021, FELT conference + E.feeder performance / 4 - 5 November 2021
Renewables Futures Conference


2021, Princess of Asturias Awards / 22 October 2021
Sylva


2021, Venice Biennale Round Table "Angewandte Session" / 25. September 2021
On the Possibilities and Responsibilities of Applied Understanding Through Art and Research


2021, Seoul Biennale / 16. Septemeber - 31. October 2021
"Re-mediated Zone"


2021, MSD University of Melbourne Input Lecture / 8. July 2021
MSD at HOME and AA Visiting Schools Melbourne presents: Daniela MITTERBERGER & Tiziano DERME


2021, Werkleitz Festival / 18. June - 4. July 2021
The Eye of the Other


2021, Venice Biennale / 22. May - 31. July 2021
Magic Queen


2020, TOUCH ME Festival / 17. September - 3. October 2020


2020, Exhibition "Quarantine" at Art workshop Lazareti in Dubrovnik / 9 - 13 September 2020
The Eye of the Other


2020, AA Summer School (MSD) / 6 - 16 July 2020
Digital Embodiment in Archietecture


2020, Angewandte Praxis / 24 June 2020
Alien Life: Between Brains. Bacteria, and Matter 2020


2020, Angewandte Festival / 23 - 26 June 2020
Co-Corporeality


2019, [Human : Computer ] workshop and symposium / 04, 06, 07, 08.December
Computer vision, interactive systems and creative coding


2019, OU\ /ERT : Phytophilie – Chlorophobie – Savoirs Situés, Emmetrop-Transpalette Bourges / 18. October - 18. January 2020


2019, anotHER VIEWture / 5. -7. September 2019
lectures, talks, presentations


2019, Ars Electronica / 5 - 9 September 2019
Out of the Box


2019, ACADIA: Ubiquity and Autonomy / October 24-26, 2019
Soil 3D-printing


2019, Dutch Design Week Eindhoven / 19.-27.october 2019
Stone sustainable 3dprinting


2019, AUGMENT AND DISRUPT conference / 1-3 March
Speaker - IMPAKT Center for Media Culture Utrecht


2019, EMAP/EMARE / Jul.-Oct.
Emergent Media Artist - Residence at Bandit Mages Bourges(FR)


2018, ARS ELECTRONICA "Error" / 6-10 Sept.
Exhibition- Pahoehoe Beauty


2018, GLOBAL CONTROL conference / 13-15 Sept.
Speaker-RIXC,Center for New Media Culture Riga (LV)


2017, NGV Triennale Melbourne / Dec-Apr.
Exhbition/Screening-The Savage Mind


2016, ACADIA:POSTHUMAN FRONTIERS / 27-29 Oct.
Paper presentation - Growth Based Fabrication Techniques for Bacterial Cellulose



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In-situ self-assembly

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IN-SITU SELF-ASSEMBLY FABRICATION

techniques for bacterial cellulose bio-composites


Self-assembling manufacturing for natural polymers is still in its infancy despite the urgent need for alternatives to fuel-based products. As a matter of fact, non-fuel based products, specifically bio-polymers possess exceptional mechanical properties and biodegradability. Bacterial cellulose has proven to be a remarkably versatile bio-polymer gaining attention in a wide variety of applied scientific applications such as electronics, biomedical devices, and tissue-engineering. In order to introduce bacterial cellulose as a building material it is important to develop bio-fabrication methodologies linked to material informed computational modelling and material-science. The emphasis of this paper lies on the development of three dimensional grown Bacterial Cellulose (BC) membranes for large scale applications introducing new manufacturing technologies, combining the fields of bio-materials science,digital fabrication and material-informed computational modelling. This paper demonstrates a novel method for bacterial cellulose bio-synthesis as well as in-situ self-assembly fabrication and scaffolding techniques that are able to control three dimensional shapes and material behaviour of BC. Furthermore it clarifies the factors affecting the bio-synthetic pathway of bacterial cellulose such as bacteria, environmental conditions, nutrients and growth medium, altering the mechanical properties, tensile strength and thickness of bacterial cellulose. The transformation of bio-synthesis of bacterial cellulose into BC based bio-composite leads to the creation of new materials with additional functionality and properties. Potential applications range from small architectural components to large structures, linking formation and materialisation achieving a material with specified ranges and gradient conditions, such as hydrophobic, hydrophilic capacity, graded mechanical properties over time, material responsiveness and biodegradability.


Info about the publication : http://papers.cumincad.org/data/works/att/acadia16_488.pdf

Credits
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Team: Tiziano Derme, Umberto Di Tanna, Daniela Mitterberger Partners: Tammasat University - Food Research Department, University of Tokyo - T_ADS Advanced Design Studies

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