Junior.ING: New Exciting Ideas

Since the only limit for this project is our imagination (and of course the rules and regulations), we came up with our first idea fairly quickly. Plan A was to build an accurate upscaled recreation of the DNA double-helix as a tower. But as we continued to ponder alternative approaches, we stumbled upon a phenomenon called Tensegrity. This is a structural principle based on a system of isolated components under compression inside a network of continuous tension. If applied correctly, you’ll get structures that appear to defy logic, leaving observers wondering about the tricks or illusions at play. In reality, these structures are upheld by countless hours of meticulous calculations and planning, rather than magic. But that doesn’t intimidate us (yet). We’ve only just started to scratch the surface of what truly lies behind Tensegrity. And I suggest you stay tuned for what is to come as we delve deeper into this fascinating topic!

(author: Emilie)

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