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TIPUANA TIPU (ROSEWOOD)Design Studio 1_Arbo(real) Home

Midterm Research Document

Areti Markopoulou, Luis Fraguada ( Tutors)

Gerard Passola (Arborialist)

B

A

C

D

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A2A1A

A1B

A2A

A2B

A2CA2A2

A2A1

A2A1A

A2A1BA2A2B

A2A2A

A2C1

A2C3

A2C2

A2C3A

A2C3B

A2C1B

A2C1AB2

B1

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B1G

B1E

B1C

B1D

B1B

B1A

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B1E2

B2C

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B2A1

B2A2A B2A2B

B2B2

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B2B2B

B2B2B1

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A2

A3

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A3B

A3A

A3B2

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A3A2

A3A1

B1B2B2B

B2A

B2A1

B2A2

B2B2

B2B1

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B2C1

B2C2A

B2C2B

B2C2C

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B2C2A2

B2C2A3

B2B2B2

B2B2B1

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A2

A3 B2

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B2B

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B2C2C3

B2C2C6

B2C2C4

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A

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BB1

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C3

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C2A1B2

C2A1B1

C2A2B

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C2A2B2

AB

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C2B3

C2B4

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C2B1A2

C2B1A3

C2B2A

C2B2B

C2B2A2

C2B2A1

A

B

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A1A2

A1A

A1B

A1

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C2B2B2

C2B3A

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C2B4A3

C2B4A2

C2B4A1

C2B4B2

C2B4B1

D1

D2

D3

D2A

D2B

D2A1 D2A2

D2A3

D2A1A

D2A1B

D2A1B1

D2A1B2

A

B

A B

B1

B2B3

D2A2A

D2A2B

A

A2A1B A1A

A2A

A2B

D2A2A1A1

B

C

B1

B2B1A

B1B

B2A

B2B

C1

C1A

C1B

C2A

C2

C2B

D2A2A2 B

A

B1

B2

D2A2B1D2A2B2

D2A2B3

D2A2B4

A

B

C DB2

B1

B2B1

B2B2B2

B2B2B3

A

C2B1D2

C2B1D1

C2B1C1

C2B1C2C2B1B2

C2B1B1

C2B1B

C2B1C

C2B1D

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Gianluca Santosuosso, Jessica Yuen Chi Lai, Joel Letkemann, Jun Huang, Moises Gamus Duek


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Species

Specimen

Climate

Surroundings

Sun

Wind

Water

TreesBuildings

Morphology

Mechanics

Classication

Adaptation

Environment

Structure

Macro Structure

Micro StructureMolecular Composition

Growth Pattern

Physiology

Photosynthesis

Growth

Reinforcement

Reproduction

Stresses

Distance

Direction

Dimension

Elasticity

Living Organisms

Process Diagram_Development o Analysis


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Species Research_Classication

Tipuana tipu (Rosewood)

Common names: Tipu Tree, Rosewood, Pride o Bolivia, Yellow Jacaranda

Family: Fabaceae (Pea Family)Origin: Bolivia (South America)

Flower Color: Yellow

Height: 20-30 eet

Width: 20-30 eet

Exposure: Full Sun

Irrigation (H2O Ino): Medium Water Needs

Winter Hardiness: 25-30 F

General aspects:

Tipuana grows in a subtropical environment, with generally warm temperatures year round. It survives in temperatures down to -6.5C. It is drought

resistant and rost tolerant, and is considered invasive to other native vegetation. Rosewood grows up to 10 m height or even higher. It has a large

canopy cover, oten greater than its height, and is consequently avoured as a shade tree.

Leaves o Tipu Tree are briefy decidious - so the tree is semi-evergreen. Leaves are alternate, opposite and imparipinnate. They can be up to 1 oot

long. Indidual leaets are about 6 cm long, slightly staggered oval, numbering around 23.

The distinctive winged ruit is sometimes reerred to as a helicopter, due to its spinning propeller-like action as it alls. The spin is created by the

swollen base, which contains one to three seeds.

Germination

Flowering

Seeding

J F M A M J J A S O N D

67 mm


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AT TB

B2TTB1

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u

Bu

B1 B2u u

uB2A uB2B

C2C1

NC3 C4 C5

C2BC2A

C2A1 C2A2

C2A1BC2A1A

C2A1B2C2A1B1

C2A2BC2A2A

C2A2B1 C2A2B2 o

oA oB

C2B1

C2B2CC2B2BC2B1A

C2B1A1 C2B1A2 C2B1A3 C2B2B1 C2B2B2 C2B2C2C2B2C1

MAINT

RUNK

BA C ED

A1 A2

A 1A A 1B A 2A A 2B A2C

A2A2A2A1

N N

N

A 2A 1A A 2A 1B A 2A 2BA2A2A

A2C1 A2C3A2C2

A2C3A

A2C3BA2C1BA2C1A

B2B1

B1F B1GB1EB1C B1D

B1BB1A

B 1E 1 B 1 E2

B2CB2B

B2A

B2A2B2A1

B 2 A2 A B 2 A 2B

B 2B 1 B 2B 2

B 2 B 2A B 2 B 2B

B2B2B1

B2B2B2 B2B2B3

l A

l

Bl

lA1 A2l l A3

A3CllA3BA3Al

lA3B2A3B1lA3A2

lA3A1l

lB1 B2l

lB2BB2Al

lB 2A 1 B 2 B2l lB2B2B2B1l

B2C2B2C1

B2C2A B2C2B B2C2C

B 2C 2A 1 B 2C 2A 2 B 2C 2A 3 B 2B 2B 2B2B2B1 R

AR RB

RA1 RA2 RA3 B1R RB2

B2AR B2BR

B 2C 2C 1 B 2C 2C 2 B 2C 2C 3 B 2C 2C 6B2C2C4 B2C2C5 T

AT TB

B2TTB1

uA

u

Bu

B1 B2u u

uB2A uB2B

C2C1

NC3 C4 C5

C2BC2A

C2A1 C2A2

C2A1BC2A1A

C2A1B2C2A1B1

C2A2BC2A2A

C2A2B1 C2A2B2

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oA oB

C2B1 C2B2 C 2 B3 C 2 B4

C2B2DC2B2CC2B2BC2B1A

C 2B 1 A1 C 2B 1A 2 C 2 B 1A 3 C 2 B2 B1 C 2B 2B 2 C 2B 2C 2C 2B 2C 1 C 2B 2D 1 C 2B 2 D2

C 2 B 2A C 2 B2 B

C2B2A2C2B2A1 S

AS S B

A2SS A1

A2AS S A2B

A2B2SS A2B1

A1A

S A1BS A1CS

C2B2B1 C2B2B2

C 2B 3A C 2B 3B C 2B 3C C 2B 4BC2B4A

C2B4A3C2B4A2C2B4A1 C2B4B2C2B4B1

D1 D2 D3

N

D 2A D 2B

D2A 1 D2 A2 D2A3

N

D 2 A1 A D 2 A 1B

D2A1B1 D2A1B2v

Av vB

A B

B1 B2 B3

D2A2A D2A2B

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A2

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zA 2A A 2Bz

D2A2A1

A1z

Bz zC

zB1 zB2

zB1A zB1B zB2A zB2B

C1z

C1Az C1Bz C2Az

C2z

C2Bz

D2A2A2 X

X BX A

B1X B2X

D2A2B1 D2A2B2

D2A2B3 D2A2B4a

Aa aB aC aD B2B1

MAINTRUNK

Static Tree Diagram_Taxonomy, Hierarchy and Nomenclature


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Point (P)

(D,,H)

North

Height

0

H

D

3D Polar Coordinate System

D

D=distan

ce

North

0 = Origin

D = Distance from origin

= Absolute angle from N

H= Height of measured point


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Tension Max.

Elasticity Max.Rigidity Max.

Bending Moment

Max.

T

C

Trunk

Branch

NW

d

Structural Analysis_Stresses

SOUTH

Gravity


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Structural Analysis_Stresses_ Geometry/Momentum

A1b/ A1a

d

Root -soil resistance

Root act as resistance

to overturning

1WEST

2 reduce stress to trunk by momentum


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Structural Analysis_Stresses_Deormation

1 - momentum

2 - members sizes (depth + length)

3 - stifness vs. elasticity behavior

A1b/ A1a

d

A

B

3MATERIAL-STEM RESISTANCE


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Structural Analysis_Stresses_Deormation

linear

ber -

elastic

non-linear ber -

dense, inelastic

Patterns in the bark are clues to the

various stresses at work in the wood.

Tension, compression and torsion are

easily read in the skin of the tree.


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04 Level of branch o:

still green. has potential of growth

03 Level of branch o:

no potential of growth terminated

B

A

SELECTION OF LIVES

Structural Analysis_Conclusion

Volume o Minimum Elasticity

plan perspective


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E

N

W

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Growth_Lea Density

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ElevationPlan

Growth_Lea Density

G h M d lli D i N l


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A

B

C

D

E

T

A1

A12

A1A3

A1A14

A1A1A5

A1A1A16

A1A1A1A7

A1A1A1A18

A1A1A1A1A9

branch A

HIERARCHY BRANCHES

measured

extrapolated

1 2 3 4 5

Grasshopper Modelling_Dynamic Nomenclature

G h M d lli P li i St


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MEASURED BRANCHIES

N

T

T

T

T

T

T

0

Ta

Tb

Tc

Td

T,A

A, A1, A2

A1a

A1b

A2AbA2Bb

A2Ba

A2, A2A, A2B

A2Aa

A2Bc

D, D1, D2B2, B2A, B2B, B2C

Db

Da

B,B1,B2T, C, D

C, C1, C2

C2, C2A, C2B

A A1

A2

A1

A2B

A2A

P = (N; W; H)

P1 = (D; ; H)

A2A

A2B

A2BT,B

B

B2

DD

DC

C2

0 = (0; 0; 0)

Ta = (-41; 4; 0)

Tb = (-12; -5; 100)

Tc = (49; 0; 200)

Td = (75.4; -4; 260)

T,A = (92; 12; 340)

A, A1, A2 = (153; 18; 340)

A1a = (230; 35; 400)

A1b = (576; 35; 516)

A2Ab = (548; 53; 548)

A2Bb= (300; 75; 400)

A2Ba = (221; 57; 444)

A2, A2A, A2B = (201; 55; 454)

A2Aa = (223; 48; 496)

A2Bc = (508; 78; 544)

D, D1, D2 = (215; 98; 568)

B2, B2A, B2B, B2C = (188; 43; 644)

Db = (80; 75; 488)

Da = (59; 45; 436)

B,B1,B2 = (152; -1; 520)

T, C, D = (90; -34; 456)

C, C1, C2 = (125; -70; 584)

C2, C2A, C2B = (102; -28; 668)

T,B = (111; -18; 434)

north-west south-east

Grasshopper Modelling_Preliminary Steps

G h M d lli P t


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Grasshopper Modelling_Parameters

Grasshopper Modelling Comparison


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Grasshopper Modelling_Comparison

Grasshopper Modelling Comparison


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Grasshopper Modelling_Comparison

Ecotect SunStudies


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Ecotect_SunStudies

Summer Solstice - June 21Spring Equinox -March 21

Site Analysis Growth


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Site Analysis_Growth

Site Analysis Ecotect Sun Studies


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Site Analysis_Ecotect Sun Studies

Summer Solstice - June 21Spring Equinox -March 21

3D Modeling Conclusions


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3D Modeling_Conclusions

June 21March 21

Growth Dendencies Conclusions


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Growth Dendencies_Conclusions



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