Testing the limits of structural viability and computer-based modeling, the 2017 Komorebi Pavilion used thin sheets of polyethylene terephthalate (PETG) in a unique way to develop an ethereal, self-supporting enclosure. The pavilion is the result of a collaboration between architecture students at Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD) and engineering researchers at the University of Tokyo.
University of Tokyo: The Latest Architecture and News
Students use Complex Computer Analysis to Generate Seemingly Impossible Plastic Pavilion
https://www.archdaily.com/884916/students-use-complex-computer-analysis-to-generate-seemingly-impossible-plastic-pavilionTessa Forde
Over 30 Architectural Projects Represented In One 3D Object
Architect and Project Professor at The University of Tokyo, Fumio Matsumoto put together more than 30 iconic buildings into a single 3D printed object called, “Memories of Architecture.” Façades, exterior forms, interior spaces, and structures of significant architectural works were reproduced at 1:300 scale and merged together in order from old to new.
https://www.archdaily.com/884917/over-30-architectural-projects-represented-in-one-3d-objectLindsey Leardi