Abstract
AbstractThis article aims to provide a virtual reconstruction of the skyscraper Hotel Attraction based on the original documentation, which makes it possible to analyze the project and propose hypotheses regarding the contradictory information in the original drawings. The geometry of the project has been defined using a physics-based simulation, emulating Gaudí’s methodology in his models. To define the curves, a model based on weighted hanging chains has been generated, using a system with springs and particles. This method has made it possible to precisely control the catenary deformation, avoiding the definition of each curve independently in favor of a unified approach. Over 300 m tall, the Hotel Attraction would have been the tallest skyscraper in the world at the time.
Funder
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Subject
Visual Arts and Performing Arts,General Mathematics,Architecture
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