Wine Bottle Wall

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Posted on June 9, 2007 by

AOP in Furniture, Research, Visualizations |

3 Comments

Here is a model I've been working on to develop a wall system that could be digitally fabricated and used to store wine bottles in a unique way. The module, seen on the right, was develped using the Sculpture Generator 1 by Carlos H. Sequin, at UC Berkeley. The modules could be stacked and repeated to form a series of wine rack columns, or duplicated to form a unique wall system.

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Reader Comments (3)

Great site and post.
Very interesting your post about script (interactive panel & scripted structure)
I've bookmark your web page.
Andrea Graziano
http://andreagraziano.blogspot.com/

08-30-2007 |

Arch. Graziano Andrea

this is fantastic! i would buy this as a wine bottle rack in a heart beat. you should have it manufactured. and let me know where i can get one.

02-13-2009 |

whitney

Thanks Whitney! I'm glad you like it. I'll let you know if it gets into production.

02-13-2009 |

AOP

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