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Envelops should react to their users. And not the opposite. Component wall
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- Architecture portfolio (3)
- Experiments & discoveries (14)
- Processing.org (4)
- RhinoScripts (7)
- Stories (6)
- Workshops (3)
Recent Comments
- Laurent Delrieu: Thanks for Weavebird, it opens new perspectives for Grasshopper and Rhino. I like that. As these...
- yasser: thanks Giulio.
- Giulio Piacentino: The language is called C# (read C-sharp). You should be able to use a name in the...
- Phillip Granke: Ok – its pretty easy to change the material name to the object name in your c++ but for people...
- Phillip Granke: Thank you for the invaluable tools here! I have been trying to get you bake attributes tool to export...
Links
- Advances in free-form masonry by Lorenz Lachauer on eat-a-bug
- Beautiful presentation panels by a-ngine and didi
- Cadenary tool by Axel Kilian on Design Explorer
- Coari:Rise by Dimitrie Stefanescu, Patrick Bedarf and Thomas Kozelsky
- core.form-ula
- Digital Toolbox: Grasshopper and Rhino tutorials and models
- Grillage Fabrication Tool, by Taz on Fancywires
- Kangaroo on Daniel Piker's Space Symmetry Structure
- Liquid Tectonics
- MadeInCalifornia CO.DE .///
- Math series panels by Co-de-iT
- Moebius Transformations Revealed (4D)
- Papers on Algorithmic Botany
- Parametric urbanism on [ u t o ] blog
- RhinoScript.org
- RhinoScript101 Primer and Articles
- Scripting and Computational Geometry
- SJET self-assemblying projects
- Squiggle by Mark Chadwick
- Stunning slightly deconstructivist artwork by Andrew Heumann
- Surface Subdivision Strategies on LaN / Live Architecture Network
- Swan Lake by Glenn Marshall
- The Radiolaria Project
- The SurfaceLib by Eskimoblood
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