Wednesday, May 27, 2020
Additive Stereotomy
Additive Stereotomy is a proposal by Maurizio Barberio and Micaela Colella of Barberio Colella ARC, developed with the support of Diederik Veenendaal of Summum Engineering.
The overall concept is to cover a large, open space by a series of adjacent arches. Under permanent load, the arches are thought to be statically independent to form a sort of false vault. By using Grasshopper, Summum Engineering determined the shape of the arches and volume fraction of the voussoirs to achieve constant stress, as well as the amount of prestress to keep them in compression under external load. Material properties are based on the 3D printing technology provided by Concr3de and were used in plugin Karamba3d to check the arches for several load combinations. Each voussoir is topologically optimized in 2D to achieve a volume fraction specific to its position in the arch, to achieve constant stress, yet with a visually similar sizing.
Bongo 3 WIP now available
Bongo 2.0 users are encouraged to download and try this WIP release of the animation plugin for Rhino 6, Bongo 3.0.
New features include:
- Integration with Bullet physics for rigid and softbody simulation
- New expressions properties for physics parameters
- Improved IK system named Connections
- Bongo gumball for simpler keyframing of objects
Bongo 3.0 WIP 3 is now available from here.
Tuesday, May 26, 2020
Generative design webinar using Wallacei by Mohammed Makki, Milad Showkatbakhsh, (hosted by McNeel Europe)
July 6-8, 2020
10 AM-1 PM/ 2-6 PM CET
An online course hosted by McNeel Europe S.L. (Barcelona)
- The theory behind the application of Evolutionary Principles in Design and Problem Solving:
- Significance of the biological evolutionary processes in nature.
- Translation of biological evolutionary processes within computation.
- Genetic Algorithms: case studies in design.
- Generative Design with Wallacei features and contributions.
- Running Wallacei: Environment, Goals, Objectives, and Gene pools.
- Setting up the generative design workflow, environments, and frameworks in order to set up a meaningful tower optimization problem.
- Understanding the Wallacei.X user interface and reading the simulation’s results:
- Wallacei Settings: population, parameters, search space and dynamic charts.
- Wallacei Analytics: standard deviation, diamond chart, and fitness values.
- Wallacei Selection: parallel coordinate, selecting solutions, Pareto front, and phenotypes.
- The Wallacei.X Component Output: genomes, phenotypes, and data.
- Selecting Solutions for starting the second simulation.
- Setting up the workflow and design problem for the second simulation.
- Running the genetic algorithm, analyzing the results, and extracting solutions.
- Visualization and presentation strategies of the final solution set.
Course requirements: Basic knowledge using Rhino and Grasshopper.
Online course fee: EUR 397,50 (+VAT); full-time students and university teachers will get a 50 % discount (proof of status required). Please note, your seat is only confirmed once your payment has cleared.
Max. number of participants: 25. If there is no quorum, the course will be canceled June 21.
Course language: English
Online course fee: EUR 397,50 (+VAT); full-time students and university teachers will get a 50 % discount (proof of status required). Please note, your seat is only confirmed once your payment has cleared.
Max. number of participants: 25. If there is no quorum, the course will be canceled June 21.
Course language: English
Educational seats are limited. Sign up now by contacting McNeel Europe here!
Labels:
food4Rhino,
generative design,
Grasshopper,
optimization,
Wallacei
Friday, May 22, 2020
Rhino at the Dzaleka Refugee Camp
Dzaleka Refugee Camp is situated in one of
the poorest countries in the world - Malawi. It has existed for over 25
years and hosts about 40,000 refugees and asylum seekers.
MEAL* (Middle East Architecture Lab) Live Academy
Mask Design by Alessandro Zomparelli - Branding by Turbo تيربو |
Monday, 25 May - Friday, 19 June
2020
MEAL* (Middle East Architecture Lab) developed Live Academy to bring together the brightest minds in architecture and design from around the world, to meet and exchange their ideas of the future. Live Academy is an online project. The program focuses on emerging trends in technology and design, both in academia and in practice.
Labels:
classes,
Grasshopper,
lectures,
online training,
training
Thursday, May 21, 2020
Webinar: How to Revolutionize Your Immersive Workflows with Varjo Workspace - May 22, 2020
Webinar: How to Revolutionize Your Immersive Workflows with Varjo Workspace
May 22, 2020
In this 60-minute webinar, you will hear the story behind our dimensional interface from the creators of Varjo Workspace and get concrete tips on how to start benefitting from it in your immersive workflows. You will also get a sneak peek at the latest demos:
- Unity Editor inside Varjo Workspace in VR & XR
- Rhino + Mindesk inside Varjo Workspace in VR
- Modo editing inside VR
The company with the best idea will award a remote XR-1 loaner kit for seven days.
Time: You’re welcome to join one of the two sessions based on your preference and time zone. Register now:
Labels:
augmented reality,
Grasshopper,
immersive design,
mixed reality,
Rhino,
VARJO,
virtual reality,
visualization,
webinar
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
Online Training in Russian language: Rhino in Architecture
Online training in Russian: Rhino in Architecture
Starting date: May 26, 2020
Duration: 8 sessions of 120 minutes each
Sabit Software will deliver this online training in the Russian language. The course is designed for students, beginners, experienced architects, and anyone who wants to gain or improve their professional skills in architectural modeling in Rhinoceros.
Tuesday, May 19, 2020
Grasshopper Level 1 & 2 online classes by SimplyRhino UK
Classes begin in June, 7 sessions of 3 x hours beginning at 18:00 BST which is 13:00 EDT.
Labels:
education,
Grasshopper,
online training,
Rhino,
students,
training,
workshops
Cadesign base - 3D Days Online
May 26, 2020
10.30AM CET
Online
Cadesign base invites you to join the 3D Days Online presentations.
In the second webinar of this series, Bernat Lorente from McNeel Europe will show some of the new technologies and the Rhino WIP currently under development.
You can check the other presentations here.
Labels:
online meeting,
Rhino,
Rhino 7,
webinar,
WIP
Sunday, May 17, 2020
RhinoResurf 3.3 for Rhino 6 has been released
Unfold 3D mesh in to 2D Mesh |
RhinoResurf 3.3 for Rhino 6 has been released recently. In this version some known bugs have been fixed. Some new features and tutorials have been added;
RhinoResurf for Rhino is a reverse engineering plugin. This plugin gives Rhino the ability to reconstruct the geometry represented by a NURBS surface of an object from a mesh or point cloud which describes it.
Friday, May 15, 2020
Grasshopper - Curso en Español
This workshop is for Spanish speaking students and professionals interested in learning computational design applied in the generation and rationalization of Complex Geometry and its implementation in different design processes. The class will be taught online and will cover some basic concepts and methodology to face design problems. Participants will work through the development of algorithmic tools through a visual programming process using Grasshopper.
For more information, please click here...
Or contact: Leonardo Nuevo - Tel +52 1 33 3956 9209 (in Mexico)
Labels:
algorithmic design,
generative design,
Grasshopper,
Mexico,
Rhino 6,
Spanish,
training
Thursday, May 14, 2020
Parametric Design Webinar (Rhino + Grasshopper)
Are you interested in gaining Parametric competency to push your design skills to the next level?
Are you ready to learn a very exciting and powerful tool that will take your ideas and concepts to a whole new realm?
This Parametric Design Workshop will provide you with the necessary knowledge and ability to use Grasshopper, a free visual programming plugin in Rhinoceros. The workshop will also include a hands-on parametric project.
If you already know Grasshopper and would like to increase your parametric knowledge, then you can choose option 2.
- Option 1: General Webinar for Beginners - 16 hours: Starts June 20,2020
- Option 2: Intensive Webinar for Intermediates - 8 hours: Starts June 27, 2020
Labels:
Grasshopper,
parametric design,
Rhino,
webinar
Wednesday, May 13, 2020
Mindesk introduces IRIS at Volkswagen Group event "Future Technology for Car Design"
April 16, 2020 - "Future Technology for Car Design" is an event organized by T-System for Volkswagen which gathers the latest innovations in the automotive design industry.
A selection of Volkswagen's Tier-1 Partners including Mindesk (a Vection Technology company), McNeel & Associates, T-System, Epic Games, Varjo, and Logitech, presented their latest technological updates.
CEO Gabriele Sorrento and Computational Designer Arturo Tedeschi introduced Iris, an original concept for an electric city car. Arturo Tedeschi further shared details about how Mindesk Live Link with VR and Unreal opens an unprecedented approach to parametric design.
Labels:
augmented reality,
automotive design,
car design,
Grasshopper,
Mindesk,
Rhino,
user story,
virtual reality
Monday, May 11, 2020
Pufferfish V2.9
The Pufferfish is one of few animals which is capable of changing its shape.
This plugin is a set of 318 components which focuses on Tweens, Blends, Morphs, Averages, Transformations, and Interpolations - essentially Shape Changing.
This plugin is a set of 318 components which focuses on Tweens, Blends, Morphs, Averages, Transformations, and Interpolations - essentially Shape Changing.
Pufferfish V2.9 update adds 13 new components. Most notably components for Averaging / Tweening Transforms. A new Rhino 7 WIP Mirror Cut SubD component. New falloff options for Pinch'n'Spread are available. Average / Tween Mesh components can now use colored meshes. Various other component updates and optimizations are included.
Labels:
app,
food4Rhino,
Grasshopper,
mesh modeling,
Pufferfish,
Rhino
Sunday, May 10, 2020
Arthur Mamou-Mani seeks game designers to help realize virtual Burning Man installation
Architect Arthur Mamou-Mani has called for help to turn a timber amphitheater designed for this year's Burning Man into a virtual experience after the desert festival was canceled.
Sharing the design exclusively with Dezeen, Mamou-Mani called on people with expertise in working with gaming engines to help him realize the temporary structure in a digital space.
"We would like to create an online experience with the project, using features such as 'multi-player' on the game engine Unity to allow people to write or place messages of hope on the structure," he said.
Labels:
AEC,
architecture,
case study,
computational design,
digital fabrication,
games,
Grasshopper,
Rhino,
user story,
visualization
Friday, May 8, 2020
Two free webinars on May 13, 2020: Introduction to Fologram for Grasshopper
1st Webinar: May 13, 8:00am UCT (3 hours)
2nd Webinar: May 13, 23:00pm UCT (3 hours)
Instructor: Sean Guy (Fologram for Rhino)
Fologram can be used for everything from overlaying a design model over a physical space, sharing models to create immersive presentations on multiple mobile phones and tablets, building interactive, multi-touch modeling tools, or assisting with complex fabrication tasks. Participants will also have the opportunity to discuss their own project ideas and receive feedback and direction at the end of the webinar.
Course requirements:
Participants will need to be familiar with Rhino and have the Fologram for Mobile app installed on their mobile or tablet. Fologram for Mobile is a free download from the App Store and Google Play.
Webinar:
The webinar will be run as two instances of the same webinar so both European audiences and American audiences have an opportunity to tune in. The European Webinar will be held at 08:00 am UCT Wednesday, May 13th and the Americas webinar will be held at 23:00 pm UTC Wednesday, May 13th. The webinar will run for approximately three hours and the final half-hour of the webinar will be dedicated to an open Q&A discussion between all participants and the instructor Sean Guy.
Driven — advanced computational design and fabrication strategies
Volumes creative hub in Paris, France, is launching Driven—an incubation program to embed advanced computational design and fabrication strategies in early-stage entrepreneurship for a circular economy.
Driven is passionate about how computational design and fabrication can play a crucial role in material use awareness to optimize the flow of material and its economy, to organize its storage, transportation, and reassembly. These elements have strong social implications and economic properties that could enrich any design’s value, scalability, impact, and agency.
Driven wants to put into action the principles of a circular economy in design to showcase built projects that embed such principles as proof of concepts. These projects will act as precedents to help all start-up projects that follow in the pipeline.
Call for Applications
Driven incubates early stage projects to become real demonstrators of computational design and fabrication applications for a circular economy, from the design phase to industrial production processes. To learn more about the incubation program, please visit the early-stage incubation program website.
Online Workshop Series Announcement
Driven wants to support all designers, architects, and makers (from beginners to those with established practices) that are interested in the topics of the Driven program and are eager to learn more to grow a community with a broader sensibility of design within a circular economy.
The workshop series is for various skill levels investigating circular economy through computational design and fabrication, data visualization, and machine learning. Here are the current workshops:
- May 25-29 - Introduction to Computational Design with Eugenio Bettucchi (Noumena) ~ register
- June 1-5 - Introduction to Digital Fabrication with Samantha Melnyk (Driven) ~ register
- June 15-19 - Discrete Automation with Gilles Retsin & Kevin Saey (AUAR) ~ registration available soon
- June 22-26 - Machine Learning for Adaptive Temporary Architecture with Mateusz Zwierzycki (Object) ~ registration available soon
Labels:
AEC,
architecture,
computational design,
digital fabrication,
Grasshopper,
Rhino,
training,
webinar,
workshops
Thursday, May 7, 2020
Hull Design and Fairing Level 1 & 2 - Live Online Training
Hull Design and Fairing Level 1 & 2 - Live Online Training
June 2, 4, 9, 11, 2020
By RhinoCentre NL
This training course teaches you rapid hull modeling for ships, yachts, workboats, and multihulls.
Develop competence in: Class-A Fairing – Final Design – Fairing for Production – Hull Optimization – Reverse Engineering – Hull from GA/ Lines-Plan – Advanced Analysis – Modeling Strategies – Developable Hulls.
Follow and finish the Hull Design and Fairing Training Bundle now in two weeks:
- The three training modules are covered in four live two-hour training sessions. In the first week a two-hour session is on Tuesday and Thursday and the second week again on Tuesday and Thursday.
- In between the live sessions, you practice the exercises as self-study with the instructional videos and written out exercises.
- The intensive training is scheduled in weeks 23 and 24. In week 23, live sessions are June 2 and June 4, and in week 24 they are June 9 and June 11.
- For trainees around the world, each session is offered twice per day. Central European Summer Time (CEST): 09:00 - 11:00 and 17:00 - 19:00 hour.
- Maximum of 10 participants per session.
- A mandatory prerequisite for this training is Rhino Level 1 training or a couple of months working with Rhino.
- The trainer is Gerard Petersen, one of the developers of the method and fairing professional.
- After you send in some tasks, you receive a certificate of completion.
- There is an option for 1-4 hours of extra personal training support.
- To kickstart your hull modeling and fairing jobs, there are two extra support programs of 8 hours or 16 hours.
Labels:
marine design,
naval architecture,
online training,
Rhino,
ship design,
training,
workshops
xNURBS Rhino plugin V4 released
Edit and rebuild a xNURBS surface.
Now available: xNURBS Version 4. Existing xNURBS customers get a free update to V4.X. Version 4 includes many enhancements, such as producing better surfacing quality, editing an xNURBS surface, and achieving smaller tangent deviation (less than 0.04 degree), etc.
Why xNURBS? Key features are:
- Unlimited capacities for solving NURBS: Its optimization algorithm can solve virtually any NURBS surface in a matter of milliseconds (regardless of how complex the constraints are).
- High-quality surfaces. For a given set of constraints, xNURBS’ optimization algorithm uses an energy-minimization method to generate the smoothest NURBS surface among all possible solutions. The generated surface quality is outstanding.
- xNURBS is one super powerful NURBS tool that fixes virtually all surfacing issues for existing CAD software.
- Easy-to-use. It uses one simple UI for all kinds of NURBS modeling.
- Super robust. xNURBS is rock solid and works flawlessly.
- Native CAD surfaces. xNURBS is based on NURBS, i.e., the native CAD surfaces, which can be directly used for any CAD modeling operations without any geometry translation.
Karamba3D in Revit with Rhino.Inside webinar – 08.05.2020
In Karamba3D third session of the Rhino.Inside series, Junghwo Park will be showing how rather complex structure in Revit can be analyzed using Karamba3D. He will explain how the geometry will need to be processed in grasshopper before bringing it into Karamba3D.
Junghwo Park is working as BIM (Building Information Modeling) Specialist at Umdasch Group Ventures, Austria, and he is a founder of Point One Studio, Korea.
Date: Friday 8 May 2020
Time: 14:00 – 14:40 (CEST)
Language: English
Labels:
AEC,
architecture,
BIM,
engineering,
Grasshopper,
Karamba3D,
Revit,
Rhino,
structural,
webinar
Tuesday, May 5, 2020
BSS-Building System Specialist_Online PAZ (Parametric Academy Zurich)
Join the Archicad+Grasshopper BSS or the Rhino.Inside.Revit BSS Online Course and learn how to connect parametric design with BIM.
These two courses are focused on Rhinoceros+Grasshopper. From the first steps to your final BIM output in Archicad or Revit.
Learn Rhino and Grasshopper through simple exercises and all the technical steps to make these two software work together. Go deeper with theory and systems on a professional and exciting PAZ Online Platform.
Get the maximum out of your BIM Software, learn the power of Grasshopper, optimize your daily work, and get your BSS Title with personal PAZ accompaniment.
Your next opportunity to join the PAZ Online Training is on the 1st of June!!
Labels:
Grasshopper,
online training,
Revit,
Rhino 6,
Rhino.Inside,
workshops
Monday, May 4, 2020
New dates! ShapeDiver - Parametric Design For Cloud Applications - May 6-8, 2020
Did you miss the Parametric Design For Cloud Applications workshop by ShapeDiver? You can now register for the new session.
Join this 3-day ShapeDiver online workshop with Edwin Hernández (Grasshopper specialist) and Mathieu Huard (Co-Founder & Head of Product) and learn how to prepare and optimize a Grasshopper definition for cloud applications.
Labels:
cloud,
Grasshopper,
parametric design,
Rhino,
ShapeDiver,
workshops
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