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Arch 653 - LEON Auditorium

Architect: Mansilla + Tunon Architects
Cost: 19.0 M€
Client: Castilla y León regional Government

Start date: 1998
End date: May 2002

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Generic Model: By defining different instances for each frame, we can simply control the façade pattern in this project.

Project Description: The Leon Auditorium is place in Spain. The main volume consisted of the concert Hall and exhibition room. The building spaces houses different activities such as conferences, operas, theater and so forth. The auditorium can serve 600 to 1200 person in one show. The most interesting part of the building is its variable façade pattern, which has different types of windows in different positions. The most challenging part is designing a parametric façade that can be adoptable to these changes. Reference: http://rolandhalbe.eu/portfolio/concert-hall-by-mansilla-tunon-2/ Reference: http://rolandhalbe.eu/portfolio/concert-hall-by-mansilla-tunon-2/ Reference: http://rolandhalbe.eu/portfolio/concert-hall-by-mansilla-tunon-2/

Generating A Dynamo Model: In this session, we will use Dynamo tool to make different pattern randomly on the surface of the facade. In order to achieve this goal, we should extract the width, height, and window movement parameter from each window frame and then use the random tool and integer slider to produce a random number for each parameter. Because we have 4 value for each window parameter, we can have a list of instances and use this list for all windows number value. There are two ways to produce random numbers for all values: First, by using a sequence of numbers and Math-random tool and extracting 4 different numbers by changing slider bar. As you can see below, the sequence of numbers is between 0 and 1, so we have to multiply it by higher values . However, the problem is in most of the cases the numbers are close or higher than the limits, so most often it produces a similar type of window frame on the façade. Second, by writing a formula to control the...