Università Roma Tre

The geometrical optimization is an important feature for many contemporary architectural projects,
involving forms that require the production of non-standard building components.

The course explores the relationship between surfaces, tessellation and the realization of building components,
integrating mathematical, architectural and constructive techniques.

The aim is to improve the skill of the architects in a field where there is an increasing need to integrate
and connect information from different disciplines in a new process aimed at form resolution
for unconventional architectural forms, challenging the longstanding separation between design
and constructive engineering.