SuperCube Structures delves into the possibilities of different combinations of SuperCube clusters to be connected to each other, and how different types of clusters can form spatial configurations beyond the capacities of each individual component.
Types of cluster: triangular cluster, pentagonal cluster, and ring cluster.
Each cluster system consists of a core. Each set of units have been developed as an experiment to identify which connections work to create stable assemblies, as well as exploring how differing types of units can act and react when connected within the same spatial configuration.
'Rules' have been established as to how different combinations of SuperCube clusters can be connected to create free form structures. These 'rules' allow the connections of elements to create geometric forms. These 'rules' create new systems of forms within the SuperCube clusters.
Photography: Phillip C. Reiner
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