Anke Pasold
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2
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8
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About
Anke Pasold is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of digital fabrication, architectural acoustics, and robotic assembly. Her work focuses on developing design-to-manufacture workflows that transform acoustic performance into bespoke, materially efficient building components. Pasold’s major contributions lie in creating custom sound-scattering systems—such as oscillating wire-cut acoustic tiles and brick walls—that improve speech intelligibility in classrooms and public spaces. Her 2021 paper on robotic assembly of bespoke acoustic tile systems (6 citations) demonstrates how computational design and industrial robots can produce context-specific acoustic solutions that outperform generic off-the-shelf products. In her 2020 work on acoustic brick walls (2 citations), she addresses the critical need for fine-tuned, site-responsive acoustics in learning environments, enhancing information dissemination and the quality of educational experiences. By bridging design, engineering, and manufacturing, Pasold’s research offers scalable, sustainable alternatives to conventional acoustic treatments, making her a key voice in the emerging field of robotic construction for architectural acoustics.
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- 2Design-to-Manufacture Workflows of Sound-Scattering Acoustic Brick Walls2 citations · 2020