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martedì 10 agosto 2010

Scan&Solve™ for Rhino





















"Scan&Solve™ for Rhino is a new plugin from Intact Solutions that completely automates basic structural testing of Rhino solids. "
Link to RhinoJungle announcement
Link to Scan&Solve™ for Rhino website

giovedì 5 agosto 2010

DIVA-FOR-RHINO


















"DIVA-for-Rhino is a sustainable design plug-in for the Rhinoceros - NURBS modeling for Windows application. The plug-in has been developed by Christoph Reinhart, Alstan Jakubiec, Kera Lagios and Jeff Niemasz at the the GSD-Squared research initiative at Harvard University and allows users to carry out a series of performance evaluations of individual buildings and urban landscapes including:
- Radiation Maps
(Radiance/GenCumulativeSky)
- Visualizations (Radiance)
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Climate-Based Metrics (Radiance/Daysim)
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Glare Analysis (Radiance/Evalglare)
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LEED IEQ Credit 8.1 Compliance (Radiance)"
Link al sito

martedì 3 agosto 2010

volatile prototypes















"Volatile Prototypes was initiated in 2008 as a platform for design research and experimentation that embraces computational processes as a key ingredient of analysis and synthesis in design.
Specifically, Volatile Prototypes seeks to explore and promote the computation-enabled integration of the heterogenous information and processes taking part in the design of physical objects (such as functional parameters, material properties, organizational principles, manufacturing processes, representation issues etc.), in order to develop intuitive design environments and explore different design possibilities and prospects in spatial organization."
Link al blog
Link al sito
Link ai post relativi alla tool "StandUp"

lunedì 2 agosto 2010

NEWS 051










eSCRIPT-O - 100707-show me the experiment-House of Cubes(cards)- RhPy
eSCRIPT-O - 100716_WIP-RhPy recursive subdivision (gaussian curvature)
AltN research - Arduino Server – Grasshopper
Cerver.org - Maya Particle to Grasshopper
core.form-ula - craft series August 2010
Giulio Piacentino - WeaverBird 0.3 Common
The proving Ground - Making a Remote COM Connection to AutoCAD using VB.NET
The proving Ground - Feedback Cloud Lecture: Teaser Image 01
LegilDesign - Processing Mosaic
LegilDesign - Parametric Stairs in Grasshopper
Ernesto Bueno's blog - Launching Parametricismo
Ernesto Bueno's blog - Osseous Truss Pavilion
LaN - LaN Interview in July 2010 Digimag
LaN - Project for UDON Restaurant Madrid
@[uto] - Advances in Architectural Geometry 2010
Digital Toolbox - sDivide addendum
Digital Toolbox - trees
Nervous System - Barnacles
Digital Morphogenesis - Trending topics
peer produced space - Digital Relations in Architecture: PhD students symposium hosted by CITA in Copenhagen
eat a bug - Geometry of Structural Form
geometry gym - Sofistik CableNet from Grasshopper
geometry gym - Generate Finite Element model in Rhino and exporting back Stress Results
wework4her - Autodesk idea studio residency , san fransisco
far from equilibrium - Branching Pointset Reconstruction
far from equilibrium - Elementary Cellular Automata Aggregations
Sketches of Topology - Berge Tangle
LMNts - Sightlines and View Obstructions
Lift Architects - Firefly Build 1.002 (New Release)
Lift Architects - Firefly Primer for Build 1.002
fancyWires - Single Line Font
Digital Morphogenesis - Untangling Grasshopper – Part 1: Design patterns
studio Mode - The Business of Aura… Preparing for Installation

venerdì 30 luglio 2010

"Searching as a way of life" [the quote]

"In the network economy, nine times out of ten, your fiercest competitor will not come from your own field. In turbulent times, when little is locked in, it is imperative to search as wide as possible for places where innovations erupt. Innovations increasingly interfect from other domains. A ceaseless blanket search--wide, easy, and shallow--is the only way you can be sure you will not be surprised. Don't read trade magazines in your field; scan the magazines of other trades. Talk to anthropologists, poets, historians, artists, philosophers. Hire some 17-year-olds to work in your office. Make a habit to visit a web site at random. Tune in to talk radio. Take a class in scenario making. You'll have a much better chance at recognizing the emergence of something important if you treat these remote venues as neighbors."

kevin Kelly

ACADIA 2010

















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