Trying to keep fit is always a good idea! I found this interesting challenge made by Ryan Hughes (here) Looking for a computational design challenge? I’ve just mocked up a quick test for some of the applicants to our internship program, which we are still accepting applications for (link below). The challenge is to […]
Sketching by Rhino ( Python + Rhinoscript). the Weaving of Trumpets The principle behind the script The script creates a three-dimensional matrix of points distributed in geometric space. For each elementary cubic module, find the centroid and subsequently for each face of the cube a 4×4 matrix of points lying on each face. […]
The main challenge of this interesting project born from the collaboration of the Miralles Tagliabue and the i-Mesh studio was to create a structural module, based on the concept provided by the international architecture studio, capable of being covered with hi-tech made fabric. by Alberto Fiorenzi. The project concerned the development of a part of […]
One of the most stimulating challenges for a computational designer is undoubted, in my opinion, finding solutions to problems. It is certainly of vital importance to first define the problem (problem making) and then, thanks to the inspiration and investigative sensitivity, implement strategies and techniques more suitable to solve the problem (problem-solving). If you want […]
Below is the description of the main i-Mesh project within I have been involved. I would like to share with you a sneak-peek of the research and i-Mesh internal improvements that I have contributed as a Computational Designer and, simply, as an Architect who lives in the Digital Era and believe in the computational thinking […]
Modelling the Alessi juicer in Rhino – The Wrong Way! In some cases the reason why I publish video tutorials does not always coincide with the best solution or the perfect way, indeed my videos are functional to the theoretical part of my courses and for this reason, I try to emulate the most common […]
How to model, easily, the IKEA container “VARIERA” in Rhinoceros 3D. Download the file here –> IKEA Variera container file
Sketching by Rhino ( Python + Rhinoscript). Happy New Year 2021! Feel free to edit/modify the script below #THE COMET IS BACK! Happy New Year 2021 – by Luciano Ambrosini import rhinoscriptsyntax as rs import random as rnd #create an empty list ptList = [] ##—–INPUT—–## #input values for imax and jmax […]
Article (2015) in ITA and ENG versions taken from my doctoral thesis in which I invite the reader to reflect on some critical aspects of the profession of architect and designer and on some issues identified globally in terms of teaching new technologies (BIM and computational/parametric approaches). My poll here/il mio sondaggio qui […]
Thanks to SITdA (Italian Society of Architecture Technology) and Maggioli Editore for this opportunity. more info go to my page on Researchgate–> https://bit.ly/AppleAcademy-LA_SITdA Apple Developer Academy Computational Design for the digital genesis of Smart Environments The design paradigm-shift towards a procedural status is the result of design, becoming structurally defined by the dynamic […]
First video of two – how to sculpt a simple mouse concept in Rhinoceros 3D Download the file here –> Sculpting Simple Mouse FILE
First video of three – how to model, easily, an IKEA Spoon (MOPSIG 2019) and visualize quickly the 3D model in Rhinoceros 3D. I have prepared the two files for you, here the Spoon Top view and Spoon Front view of IKEA MOPSIG 2019.
Born from a personal effort of three professionals (Roberto Di Maio and Vittorio Boemio, I applaud all those who have proactively contributed to the initiative. Episode 0 introduced a lot of innovation especially in the communication and, personally, I am happy to have been among the first to introduce the computational approach to architecture and […]
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