Ainsleigh Douglas

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digital fabrication / computational design / interactive arts for the built environment.


The media are not toys… they can be entrusted only to new artists, because they are art forms.
(McLuhan, 1954)


IntCDC Building
Large Scale Construction Robotics Laboratory

Location: Universität Stuttgart, Germany
Status: In progress | Construction
Team: Institute for Computational Design and
Construction

The IntCDC Building is a climate-neutral research facility and permanent demonstrator for interdisciplinary codesign within the IntCDC Cluster of Excellence, integrating office space with indoor and outdoor laboratories for robotic fabrication and cyber-physical construction. Its predominant feature is a robotically fabricated, segmented timber shell roof, spanning 30 m and covering 3,500 m².





Site / Universität of Stuttgart, Germany

©IntCDC Planungs GmbH






Participated in the production and platform integration of a segmented timber shell roof. This included machine health monitoring and the implementation of six end effectors for the assembly and machining of 1,090 individual cassettes.

Digital and computational methods supported the design-to-fabrication workflow, including task-based path planning for the KUKA 420.






©T.Schwinn, L. Siriwardena, A.Menges




Ulm, Germany