[FRIAM] Theorore Spyropoulos's group on "Behavioral Complexity" at UCL

[Stephen Guerin]

Nice work at UCL by Theodore Spyropoulos's group on "Behavioral
Complexity". Check out some of the videos.

http://www.creativeapplications.net/processing/aadrl-behavioural-complexity/
The AADRL is a post-professional MArch (Architecture & Urbanism) graduate
design programme at the Architectural Association School of Architecture,
in London. Led by Theodore Spyropoulos, it has four research labs that
respond to an umbrella agenda that the team set for a period of 3-4 years.
Most recently they have been working on a theme of ‘Behavioral Complexity‘,
which explores design that is proto-typical, scenario driven and examines
behaviours through design enquiry. A feature of this research agenda
between the four labs is examining robotics within architecture. They have
two studios that are exploring 3D printing at the scale of buildings, one
augmenting robotic arms by developing custom end effectors and the other
exploring drones and swarm printing and finally the fourth studio is
looking at parametric approaches towards kinetic architecture.
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