camera obscura

For a public space in the former harbour area of Trondheim, students of NTNU Trondheim designed and built an accessible Camera Obscura. The construction explored the potential of automated joinery machines. The students developed the CNC-optimized detailing and created the data for the manufacturing process.

1:1 student workshop at NTNU Trondheim with

• NTNU Trondheim 1-2-TRE:lab : Prof. Knut Einar Larsen
• designtoproduction : Fabian Scheurer, Christoph Schindler
• Brendeland Kristoffersen Arkitekter : Geir Brendeland, Olav Kristoffersen
• Participants: Eskild Andersen, Åge Eivind Aslaksen, Erik Fjelldal, Sindre Kjetil Frigstad, Kristian Hansen, Madeleine Johander, Maria Bjørn Olsen, Christian Robberstad, Anne Sandnes, Frederike Finne Selp, Ingrid Solbakken, Anders H. Strand, Bjørn Olav Susæg, Ingvild Sæbu Vatn, Matti Viig.
• Carpentry: Eikås Sagbruk A/S, Trebyggeriet A/S
  

Trondheim 2006 

Publication

K. E. Larsen, F. Scheurer, C. Schindler, S. Stori
The Trondheim Camera Obscura – A Case Study on Digital and Analogue Project Development in Timber Construction. In: Predicting the Future [25th eCAADe Conference Proceedings / ISBN 978-0-9541183-6-5] Frankfurt am Main (Germany) 26-29 September 2007, pp. 51-58
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