Skip to content

responsiveknit

Programmable Textile Systems

  • About
  • Programmable Knitting
  • Knitted Assembly System
  • Fibre Highways

1st World CAAD PhD workshop December 7-9 2020

Delighted to be acting as a Panellist for the 1st World CAAD PhD Workshop that will be virtually hosted by…

APL Research and Design Seminar

mycelium knitting Fibre Highways for Microbial Travel. Presenting experimental prototypes from new HBBE research collaboration with Dr Angela Sherry

bioknit, HBBE, mycelium

Fibre Highways for Microbial Travel Collaboration with Microbial Ecologist Dr Angela Sherry.

Research into the way microbes move within our living spaces and interact with materials and textiles within our homes is…

Jane Scott discusses Making Shape: applying plant growth systems to knitted forms as part of ACADIA 2020: WORKSHOP 09 In Silico, In Vitro, In Vivo: Programming in Processing and in Life.

http://2020.acadia.org/workshops.html#w09

Jane Scott speaking at DESIGN WITH THE LIVING 2020

Jane will be discussing textile design research informed by plant systems, focused on plant growth and response systems. Online Symposium…

Jane Scott speaking at ARCHINTEX conference and workshop 11th June 2020

Jane will be presenting “Ecologies of Knitting: Programmable, Responsive and Adaptive Textiles” at the ARCHINTEX conference and workshop hosted by…

PhD Studentship: The Living Textile Interface.

Applications are open for a talented design researcher to join the HBBE team and take a leading role in the…

biodesign, HBBE, textiles

Jane Scott at the Design Museum, London

Jane Scott, Elizabeth Gaston and the Craft Council’s Zoe Dennington discuss Why Knitting Now? at The Design Museum 11th and…

crafts council, Elizabeth Gaston, knitting

Jane Scott speaking about programming textiles at Constructing Realities, Bartlett, UCL.

Knitted Structures; Biomaterials and the Performance of Manufacturing 21st November 6.30pm UCL at Here East, Bartlett, London

Bioknit Pavilion

New collaboration between Jane Scott and MuDD Architects. Bioknit pavilion in Cubitt Park showcases Biomimicry as a form finding tool…

knitted architecture, MuDD architects

Posts navigation

Older posts
Newer posts
Create a website or blog at WordPress.com
  • Subscribe Subscribed
    responsiveknit

    Have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.

  • responsiveknit
    View site in Reader
    Manage subscriptionsSign upLog in
    Report this content
    Collapse this bar
Loading Comments...