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<\/a><\/p>\nArmadillo, UBC Vancouver<\/a><\/p>\n Plaid Wood, Toronto<\/a><\/p>\n Millefeuille, UBC Vancouver<\/a><\/p>\n Dragon Skin Pavillion, UBC Vancouver<\/a><\/p>\n Wander Wood Pavillion, UBC Vancouver<\/a><\/p>\n
Robot-Made Pavilions are installations created during workshops that teach the potential and use of robotic fabrication in wood. These pavilions are constructed over a 5-day workshop, during which students learn about advanced fabrication methodologies and operate the robot to build the installation. The final pavilion is installed at Main Mall and University Boulevard at the heart of UBC. With each new build, the previous workshop’s pavilion is replaced. The earlier pavilions were designed and the workshops were run by the Achim Menges’ group – the Institute for Computational Design at University of Stuttgart. Subsequent ones were a collaboration between UBC faculty member AnnaLisa Meyboom and the original researchers, who are now at other institutions: David Correa at the University of Waterloo and Oliver David Krieg at Intelligent City. The latest Robot Made workshops were\u00a0 taught by AnnaLisa Meyboom UBC SALA, Nicholas Hoban, U of T Daniels, and Aryan Rad, U of T Civil. In 2025 the Installation was at University of British Columbia as part of a workshop and in 2024 it was at University of Toronto as part of a Design Build course.<\/p>\n
Armadillo, UBC Vancouver<\/a><\/p>\n Plaid Wood, Toronto<\/a><\/p>\n Millefeuille, UBC Vancouver<\/a><\/p>\n Dragon Skin Pavillion, UBC Vancouver<\/a><\/p>\n Wander Wood Pavillion, UBC Vancouver<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n