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Recovering Cannibalism in Architecture with a Return to Cyclopean Masonry - Nexus Network Journal

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Recovering Cannibalism in Architecture with a Return to Cyclopean Masonry - Nexus Network Journal

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Each year, the United States discards 375 million tons of concrete construction debris to landfills. But this is a new paradigm. Past civilizations canniba



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Recovering Cannibalism in Architecture with a Return to Cyclopean Masonry - Nexus Network Journal

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      Each year, the United States discards 375 million tons of concrete construction debris to landfills. But this is a new paradigm. Past civilizations cannibalized their constructions to produce new architectures. This paper interrogates one cannibalistic methodology from the past known as Cyclopean Masonry in order to translate this valuable method into a contemporary digital procedure. The work contextualizes the techniques of this method and situates them into procedural recipes which can be applied in contemporary construction. A full-scale prototype utilizes the described method; demolition debris is gathered, scanned, and processed through the virtual algorithm. Each rubble unit is then minimally carved by a robotic arm and set to compose a new architecture from discarded rubble debris. The prototype merges ancient construction thinking with advanced digital procedures. It poses material cannibalism as a means of combatting excessive construction waste generation.

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