In co-operation with Niels Martin Larsen
From “Complex Formations” Workshop at The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts,
School of Architecture.
Directors:    Roland Snooks with Martin Tamke
about!     see kokkugia.com

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This is a project I did together with Ivar Heggheim and Rasmus Møller. The lines for the geometri is generated using Paracloud, then exported into Maya where I wrote a small script to loft the lines. You can download the script here:

loftscript

The parametric wall is the result of a design strategy I’m trying to develop; “surface versus component“

“surface versus component” is a design strategy that is based on the relationship between a free formed surface and a designed component. The strategy is to breakdown the surface into a series of components or to build up the surface from a series of components, and the whole is always more than the sum of the parts. The components is all of same nature, but they aim at continually variety.

The wall is generated using GC (GenerativeComponents) and rendered with mental ray. I have made a physical model of the same wall (surface), but with a different component. I will post some pictures and the theory behind on blog later.

Bridge project from a workshop with Mark Gage and Martin Tamke. Modelled in Maya.

Generated with a mel.script I wrote. The script deforms a surface based on the movement of the sun.

Download: Mel Version

Download: Rhino Version

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