Posts Tagged ‘ Rhino ’

Quad Tree Patterns

  These are patterns created using the quad tree algorithm in Rhino Grasshopper[ READ MORE ]

Border Office

This is part of the competition that I just finished, but it doesn’t figure too much in the submission, so I think I can share it early. This was for offices in the passenger terminal. I had a short time to work and used very simple computational techniques which gave differentiation while also following structural [ READ MORE ]

L-system Facade

OK, so I lied, I actually do have something to post.  But I didn’t have it earlier today. It’s something that I’m working on, just admire its prettiness for now.  I’ll explain its purpose later. It was made in Rhino, using grasshopper.  And is based on L-system geometry.  It is one algorithm in which the [ READ MORE ]

Europan Nordhavnen

These are some images from the Europan 10 competition I submitted at the end of June. The project is based on a linear scheme which is developed through Rhino Scripting.  As the lines move out from their initial positions they begin to create new spaces for program, seating, planters, etc.  It is meant as simple [ READ MORE ]

Flux Urbanism

Flux urbanism is the brief of my tutor Yusuke .  It focuses on the infrastructural flows of the city, especially on our site, with its bus and subway stations, overpasses, and river.  It also deals with computational urbansim.  This refers to the transformation of urban statistics turned into urban form.  This is achieved by associative, [ READ MORE ]

battersea

This is a fun experiment we did at the end of last term. It was our first experiments with digital techniques. We use Rhino to model the power plant. We used Maya particle dynamics a couple of times. And even used some scripts in both programs, mostly to make the voronoi patterns. It was a [ READ MORE ]

Computer Class

The other courses we had last semester were introduction classes to computer software. There were 4 classes, one for 3d Studio Max, the traditional 3d modeling software for architects. One in Rhino, which is also used for modeling, but is actually more for product designers, and is very good with curbed surfaces. But we only [ READ MORE ]

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This blog is part of my work with computational architecture. I studied at the AA DRL and have been working with various collaborators on projects around the world since finishing in February 2009.

I am interested in how parametric design can be used to simultaneously distribute and articulate space. I try to achieve this through the processes of architecture from conception to construction.

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