Grasshopper

algorithmic modeling for Rhino

GJD3D Work-Shop in London, UK at SimplyRhino.

Event Details

GJD3D Work-Shop in London, UK at SimplyRhino.

Time: May 21, 2012 to May 24, 2012
Location: http://www.goldsmiths-centre.org
Website or Map: http://www.simplyrhino.co.uk/…
Phone: UK Rhino Info on 0208 498 9900
Event Type: jewelry
Organized By: SimplyRhino and Mcneel Miami
Latest Activity: Apr 22, 2012

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Event Description

This 4 day workshop delivered by McNeel Miami will provide students and professionals with a functional understanding of Rhino and
Grasshopper concepts, necessary to obtain
effective algorithmic and computational
knowledge to model parametric 3D shapes.

For this particular class, the participants will be
using Jewellery and Industrial Design models as
their main 3D geometry. This class is suitable
for all users of Rhino, RhinoGold, RhinoJewel,
Matrix3D or any other Rhino based solution for
Jewellery Design.

Instructors:


Andres Gonzalez, Mcneel Miami

Arthur Mamou-Mani, SimplyRhino

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This course is for the design professional who
wants to efficiently learn the concepts and
features of Grasshopper and Generative
Jewellery Design methods at an accelerated
pace in an instructor-lead environment.

Course Requirements

• Trainees should be conversant with the
• modeling environment in Rhino. The first
• part of the workshop refreshes this content.

• Knowledge of basic simple maths.

• Knowledge of Windows XP/Windows 7

This class is being run at the
Goldsmiths Centre, London.

www.goldsmiths-centre.org

Download the full course details in PDF format.

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To book a place on this course contact:

fionuala@simplyrhino.co.uk


jackie@mcneel.com

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