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BEND MANUAL

BEND MANUAL
The workshop manual is available to read online and download below. It contains all seminar descriptions and daily exercises together with a brief for intermediate and final projects. BEND Manual Download Link Recordings of lectures/presentations can be found on ExLab Vimeo site. Upload completed illustrator files to here: Illustrator Template File Illustrator Script Grasshopper Components FabCodeGenerator 1.1 PolylineFromPoints 1.2 RotateAroundAxis 1.3 RotateMultipleAxes 2.0 Tutorial Files 2.1 BezierCrvFromRef 2.2 RebuildCurves 2.3 isocurvesFromSrf 2.4 SectionWithHoriPlanes2 2.5 SectionVariablePlanes 2.6 MoveWithSeries 2.7 OrientAroundCircle Lecture Examples 3.l Move With Attractor 3.l Image Sampler Exercises 3.1 3dGridPoints 3.2 MovePtsWithFunction 3.3 MovePtsWithGraph 3.4_MovePtsWithRandom 3.5 MovePtsWithImage 3.6 CompoundTransformWithAttractor 3.6 CompoundTransformWithAttractor Lecture Examples – right click and save as 4.l Rhino File 4.l Rotate Bricks 5.l Rhino Demo File

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be a human NSTRMNT Plethora Project my Rhino Grasshopper fundamentals Parametric modeling from beginner to intermediate 2014 December 1-3 14.45-17.45 UTC = 15.45-18.45 CET = 09.45-12.45 EST = 06.45-09.45 PST Instructors Ilaria Giardiello, Giulio Piacentino This course is meant for every designer, engineer and architect who wants to get a solid basis of generative and parametric modeling within their Rhino workflow. During these three days and the last assessment session, we will explore and build structures in parametric space, embodied in geometrical entities (curves, surfaces) and using algorithmic patterns. Quick description The class is taught in English, fully online in 3 sessions of 3 hours each and an additional online assessment. Registrations The course is tutored by geometrydepth.com and organized by Piacentino Consulenze Snc. Contact us Contact us for any additional information at any time! Sale! Grasshopper Fund.

&other Parametrics | Pratt Institute Interior Design 659 class blog | Page 19 Group- Myself and Ajitha. I came up with this idea of a Parametric Threshold- A THRESHOLD THAT DEFINES THE MOMENT OF TRANSITION. Ajitha’s idea was of parametric skin light clusters. After the class discussion we zeroed down on the Threshold idea. My inspiration for the pattern on the skin was from the traditional Indian ‘Jali’ system- Latticed screen, usually with an ornamental pattern constructed through the use of calligraphy and geometry. I started on working out the parametric trusses with what we did in class and the help of the tutorial . Here are some ideas for the location and form for the canopy. Here is another one of our concepts for the canopy. I team with Justin and Edeline. This is one of the ideas of our group.

supermanoeuvre SUPERMANOEUVRE is an architectural practice that sees computation as a means of opportunistically collaborating with the heterogeneity and flux of social, cultural and ecological substrates. Employing both genetic and phenotypical strategies of formation in which multiple intelligences and behaviours compete for the gift of instantiation, supermanoeuvre seeks to move beyond the diagram as the dominant of architectural understanding. The resulting complex and adaptive morphologies achieve their definition performatively as the emergent outcome of highly specific architectural concerns embedded within generating rulesets. The practice was co-founded in 2006 by Dave Pigram [New York] and Iain Maxwell [London] as a collaborative studio through which contemporary architectures may be engaged. This blog is intended as a active repository of knowledge pertaining to contemporary architectural resources, techniques and theory. More information on supermanoeuvre can be found on our website:

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