BENV2426

2012年6月20日星期三

Reference:
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TASK11:

Progression of the building with montage

Description file of laser cutting :

TEMPLATE FOR THE POSTER:
http://www.4shared.com/file/xGAUtQso/zhiqingliaoz3369301.html

ASSINGMENT3: WEEKLY TASK 10

Thoughts of laser cutting : The material im gonna use would be 1mm plaster board. Creating the holes b/w the wood to gather differnt parts of the model in one piece.

Facade of the building

Night facade rendered

Final flowgraph for the task

ASSIGNMENT3: WEEKLY TASK

Basic geometry establish in assignment2

Further development of the organic geometry pattern in assignment3

Concepts and layer of the model

2012年3月28日星期三

Final Poster

Theme

The theme that I have chosen for this assignment is osteoporosis bone. The osteoporosis bone is a disease of bones that might incur various illnesses such as fracture. Depends on different level of the disease, the bone will have different in the bone mineral density (BMD). Due to different bone mineral density, they will construct several of holes shapes, this inspires me that to make different size of holes which has similar structure, it will explore through the models.

Processing

When I first attempt to make this model, i start to build up a gentle surface and extrude it, trying to link it back to grasshopper. By doing this, I use corner box to set the set the geometry in eight corners in place. After that, through the use of twisted box, this allows me to distort the geometry in my ideal shape.

After I finish modelling the shape, I start to develop my model in grasshopper. My concept is to make various different sizes of holes. According to the concept, I come up with the idea to use a plugin to achieve this. I use the software called “Weaverbird” for my meshing, the major notes that I used for this model is the weaverbird frame note and the window notes, the frame notes helps to generate the quad holes and the window notes is to reconstruct mesh face inside the rectangle.