Archive for the ‘surface panelization’ Category

Monday, March 23rd, 2009

Homebuild blow moulding form and vacuummachine to continue my material tests in norway. I used thicker material (2mm), an oven and a vacuum pump. the results are promising ;)

blow moulding mould

blow moulding mould

blow moulding result 1

blow moulding result 1

blow moulding result 1

blow moulding result 1

blow moulding result 2

blow moulding result 2

vacuum machine

vacuum machine

vacuum machine

vacuum machine

vacuum result 1

vacuum result 1

vacuum result 2

vacuum result 2

vacuum result 3

vacuum result 3

parametrical chain mail

Monday, February 2nd, 2009

based on the hexagonal surface panelization the definition creates pipes that join together to a ‘chain mail’ following the input surface.

chain mail on panelized surface

chain mail on panelized surface

chain mail on panelized surface

chain mail on panelized surface

chain mail on panelized surface

chain mail on panelized surface

hexagonal surface panelization

Thursday, January 29th, 2009

I made a grasshopper (a parametrical plugin for rhino) definition that automatically divides a nurbs surface into hexagons. So I dont have to build every single tile if i want to try proportions etc.
They are not real hexagons because I think its not possible to make a 3d hexagonal mesh. so its basically 2 quads that build one hexagon.

I just finished the script and have not played around so much but som impressions what it can do.

The definition is based on a surface panelization posted on

http://www.designalyze.com/2009/01/16/surface-panelization-definition/

panelized loft

panelized loft

the loft from two arcs

the loft from two arcs

flat surface with bend isocurves

flat surface with bend isocurves

flat surface with bend isocurves

flat surface with bend isocurves

panelized sweep two rails

panelized sweep two rails

panelized bowl

panelized bowl

first steps

Wednesday, January 28th, 2009

Hello, this is my first post. I started this blog to document my current projects and this is a first try with images.

berg-flaeche