by Xibei Song
The flexibility and precision of working with NURBS surfaces has accelerated geometric exploration in the architecture industry. Beyond the mathematical representation, construction in physical reality will require a process to relate back to materials available for construction. With the existing resources, most of these processes will involve rationalizing the model into segments.
by Andreas Klug
The 3-days workshop will explore how various geometric shapes and forms can have specific approaches in paneling. Standard materials in the market, geometric analysis, and structural logics may dictate parameters in the process. We will mainly use Rhinoceros focusing on the Paneling Tools Plug-in. This plug-in allows link with other rhino powerful tools explored by other teams, i.e. Grasshopper and Rhino Script. Daily results of rendered images and laser cut prints are encouraged. Laser cut assemblies will need to consider structural frames and connections between parts of the paneling system.
by JIAYI ZHU
This workshop will equip students with skills and develop a series of cladding systems, and also to ‘communicate’ well with rhino tools other teams use.
by Markus Clodi
by Ulrike Bronner
by Ulrike Bronner
by Lai Jing Chu
by Eric Liu
Click here for Phase 1 Workshop Brief in pdf format, or continue to Phase 2 workshop.
Posted on 4 September 2009
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