The Vidriera Hipercúbica imagined by Salvador Dalí designed by Emilio Pérez Piñero. The Digital Prototype
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.6430Keywords:
Vidriera Hipercúbica, Pérez Piñero, Dalí, deployable structure, prototypeAbstract
The name `Vidriera Hipercúbica´ describes an interdisciplinary design project of the artist Salvador Dalí and the architect Emilio Pérez Piñero to separate the former stage from the planned inner courtyard of the Salvador Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueras, which never has been realized. This project had a special significance for Pérez Piñero´s work in that he succeeded in merging skin and skeleton in a single folding system. Together with student of the Universität Siegen, the design principle of a kinetic artefact is analysed, adapted to today´s fabrications possibilities, and optimized in an interactive process of model building and numerical calculations. New methods of digital production are used to produce the digital prototype which is exhibited at the International Trade Fair for glass in Dusseldorf-Glasstec 2022.
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