algorithmic modeling for Rhino
Operatic Operations _ New Opera House in Istanbul
project by:
Florian Frank
Luca Tesio
at:
RPI School of Architecture
Studio Kolatan / Spring 2011
Professor Sulan Kolatan (KolmacLLC)
TA Robert Cervellione (Cerver.org)
Used Software:
Rhinoceros
Grasshopper
GeometryGym
Cinema4d (with Vray & Sketch/Toon rendered over NetRender)
After Effects
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very Like this item, it very beautiful
Great job!!!
I really like your project. I'm trying to understand the logic but I have hard time creating your tetrahedron and cube. I'm mirroring the tetrahedron but the sides just don't match. Also i noticed your cube has different "triangulation" than what I get with mirroring. Can you explain or send me a 3d model. Thanks!
incredible flo (:
Hallo Ferd,
The 1/2/3 connection is the amount of connections on each corner of the cell, which you can see in the ghosted renderings. The form was built, like in the video: designing the base surface and building up a kaleidoscopic arrangement by mirroring and orienting the surf. Dynamic relaxation was not a part of the form finding process. Although its a big part of the project in terms of creating the minimal surfaces.
Hoffe das beantwortet deine Frage. Grüße zurück nach Stuttgart
very nice project, liked the detailed articulation.
may I ask, what do you mean with 1/2/3 connections? do you use physical simulation engine (dynamic relaxation) for the form finding process? either way awesome project.. grüß aus stuttgart
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