Research Projects

The ICD is actively engaged in basic and applied research through individual projects, collaborative research centers, and the Excellence Cluster IntCDC.

Research Projects (completed)

Material Culture - Maison Fibre

Wissenstransfer für Leichtbau im Bauwesen (WiTra-LB)

Smarter Smart Materials (SSM)

Autonomous Granular Materials in Architecture (AGMA)

Self-shaping, deployable wood furniture

Robotic Kinematic System for Parallel Construction

Cyber-Physical Prefabrication Platform for Fibre Composites

Computational Design for Fibre Composite Building Systems

Long-span Fibre Composite Structures

Architectural, Historical and Social Science Perspectives

Cyber-Physical Wood Fabrication Platform

Multi-Storey Wood Building System

Responsive Autonomous Surface Structures Inspired by Passive Multi-phase Plant Movements

LeichtbauBW Innovation Challenge

Design, Fabrication and Engineering Methods for the Application of Curved Wood Components for High-performance and Resource-efficient Wood Construction

DFG Collaborative Research Centre TRR 141

CROW: Collaborative Robotic Workbench

Bio-based and Bio-inspired 3D-printed Shape-changing Material Systems

Timber Construction 4.0

Demonstrator building for long-span, segmented shell structures based on a robotically fabricated, lightweight timber building system

Smart Innovative Manufacturing of Wood Components

4DmultiMATS

A02 | Development of Integrative Architectural Design Methods for Adaptive Structures

Multi-Robot Systems for Self-Organized Construction

Construction-oriented Fibre Composite Systems

Additive Manufacturing Methods for Composite Structures

Human-Robot Collaboration in Timber Construction

Performative Design Methodology based on Robotic Fabrication

LUX - Light, a Natural Resource for Building and City

Highly Insulated and Recyclable Solid Timber Construction

Combining industrial robotics with autonomous flying vehicles

Segmented Shell Structures

Evolution-Inspired Exploratory Design Tools

Continuous Fused Deposition Modelling of Architectural Envelopes Based on the Shell Formation of Molluscs

Wood R³ - Resource Effective, Regional, Robotically Fabricated

Computational Design Strategies for Automotive Design

Robotic Fabrication in Timber Construction

Evolutionary Car Design

Computational Car Design

Biomimetic Responsive Surface Structures

Experimental Structure II: ICD/ITKE Research Pavilion

Contact information

 

Institute for Computational Design and Construction

University of Stuttgart, Keplerstraße 11, 70174 Stuttgart

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