Cardboard Surfboard Core I Quarter Iso Grid

This cardboard surfboard core is generated by a grasshopper "quarter iso grid" definition. The work is inspired by Mike Sheldrake's great iso grid cardboard surfboards. The project's goal is to create individual, customer-shaped cardboard core surfboards based on a web-based shape generator based on i.e. processing. This project is kindly supported by Mike Sheldrake (http://sheldrake.net/cardboards/), Tischlerei Bächer GmbH (http://www.tischlereibaecher.de/)/ Sebastian Bächer, Christoph Schulz, Maik Holtiegel and Jan Tenbücken.

Further application opportunities in field of interior design and architecture are being tested.

ciad // cologne institute for architectural design
chair of cad.cam // school of architecture // cologne university of applied sciences

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Comment by melika owji on March 13, 2018 at 8:08am: Hi,

I have just started to work with grasshopper and I have to model a surfboard till tomorrow which I don't know how . I just wonder if there is any tutorial that I can use to see how I can model a surfboard.

Thank you

Comment by Fabi Newmiller on July 12, 2017 at 1:26pm: Hei I would also be very thankful if I could get the Code!!

Comment by Dazhi Yang on July 1, 2017 at 7:11pm: anyone has the files that can share?

mahalo!

Daz

Comment by Nathaniel Petre on March 22, 2017 at 8:27am: Hi Hans,

Would it be possible to share the code again? The dropbox link no longer works.

Thanks!

Nate

Comment by Christian Ehrnrooth on June 17, 2016 at 11:18am: Hi Hans,

I'm just a little lost on how to add a definition on rhino (I'm using the WIP version for mac). Could someone help me add it?

Thank you, Christian

Comment by responsive design studio on May 22, 2016 at 9:30am: Hey Nick, we went over the GH definition in 2015 to add rows of perpendicular profile partson the edges as Mike Sheldrake has done it in his original system. Th definition is quite complex and very particular with the shape and structure of the (closed) input polysurfaces.

Would be great to get some feedback for you if you use the definition and how you used it.

the link is: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/5012486/150119_quarterisogrid-B...

all the best

Hans

Comment by Nick Payne on May 19, 2016 at 4:14am: Hi Hans, I'm really interested in experimenting with my on surfboard designs in cardboard. Would you mind sharing the definition again. Thank you! - Nick