140 ABSTRACTThis research showcases the integrated design process and development of an ultralightweight composite dome structure as a case study for the investigation of highperformance longspa ID: 837305
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1 140 Buga Fibre PavilionBuga Fibre Pavili
140 Buga Fibre PavilionBuga Fibre Pavilion at nightBas RongenITKE University of StuttgartJan KnippersITKE University of StuttgartAchim MengesICD Universi
2 ty of StuttgartTowards an architectural
ty of StuttgartTowards an architectural application of ABSTRACTThis research showcases the integrated design process and development of an ultra-light-w
3 eight, composite dome structure as a cas
eight, composite dome structure as a case study for the investigation of high-performance, long-span, �bre-reinforced-polymer (FRP) based buil
4 ding systems. Particular emphasis is giv
ding systems. Particular emphasis is given to the exploration of design strategies and the exposure of multidirectional �ows of information ac
5 ross different �elds under th
ross different �elds under the premise of going beyond preliminary investigations on a demonstrator level, towards full scale architectural ap
6 plications. Building upon previous resea
plications. Building upon previous research in the realm of lightweight �ber composites conducted at the University of Stuttgart, novel design
7 strategies and fabrication methods are
strategies and fabrication methods are discussed. Based on the design and development of the Buga Fibre Pavilion for the Heilbronn Bundesgartenschau 201
8 9, previously prototypically tested proc
9, previously prototypically tested processes are further developed and implemented at a larger scale which attempt to reduce the necessary formwork to a
9 minimum while achieving a �e
minimum while achieving a �exible and scalable building system (Figure 1).Niccolò DambrosioICD University of StuttgartChristoph ZechmeisterI
10 CD University of StuttgartSerban BodeaIC
CD University of StuttgartSerban BodeaICD University of StuttgartValentin KoslowskiITKE University of StuttgartMarta Gil-PérezITKE University of Stuttga