Corentin Fivet
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Corentin Fivet is a leading researcher in structural design and engineering, specializing in the intersection of computational design, sustainability, and circular construction. His primary research areas include the synthesis of reusable structural systems, kit-of-parts architectures, and the development of design workflows that enable the disassembly and reassembly of building components. Fivet’s major contribution lies in pioneering computational methods that allow for the efficient reuse of structural elements—such as linear bars and spherical joints—across multiple configurations, from gridshells to space frames. His 2021 paper on the synthesis of kit-of-parts structures for reuse, though recently published, has already garnered attention for its potential to drastically reduce material waste and embodied carbon in the construction industry. By enabling the creation of diverse reticular structures from a common set of reusable parts, Fivet’s work directly addresses the urgent need for sustainable building practices. His research has been cited in leading journals and conferences, reflecting its growing impact on both academia and practice. Fivet is also recognized for his contributions to structural optimization and digital fabrication, making him a key figure in the transition toward a circular economy in the built environment.
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- 1Synthesis of Kit-of-parts Structures for Reuse2 citations · 2021