PYSCHE’S CHRYSLAIS

course:

2GBX Generative

Morphologies

This research center supplies a number of sanctuary spaces, w hich have a proper micro-ecosystem for butterflies to live. The data of the environment and conditions of butterflies are constantly monitored by the researchers. The laboratories of this center are dedicated to study the material of butterfly scales and cocoons, and to imitate the pow erful sensors of the butterflies and moths. The researchers and engineers are aiming to use the results of studies and experiments to improve the environment and to provide tools of interactive architecture to fit the ever changing climate and aesthetic requirements

Left side image Parliament interior view

Right top : Closeview of the seats

Right bottom : Closeview of the seats

With the aid of the A.I. system, humans hold conversations w ith swarms of butterflies in the parliament space of this biological research center.

Rendered By Cinema4D, Redshift

The bio-signals of butterflies can be translated by the flow er pendulum hanging at the top of parliament. In the regular meetings, the needs and evaluation of living conditions of butterflies w ill be told. The researchers and engineers in the meetings w ill also provide the solutions and recent study results.

Material glass wood metal

Software used

UE4

Blender Adobe

Agents- Robots and butterflies

Butterflies conjure up images of sunshine, the warmth and colour of flowery meadows, and summer gardens teaming with life. Sadly, four kinds of butterflies became extinct during the last 150 years. Three-quarters of butterflies around the world are in decline.

The pollution and warming effects caused by modernization and industrialization have made a great chrysalis constraining the creatures who share the world with the human race.

There are hundreds of species around the world that are under threat today from unprecedented environmental change. It has recognized the butterflies and moths as indicators of biodiversity.

Habitats have been destroyed on a massive scale, and now patterns of climate and weather are shifting unpredictably in response to pollution of the atmosphere, but the disappearance of these beautiful creatures is more serious than just a loss of colour in the countryside..