Diamond Facade
In this grasshopper example file by panelizing a surface you can morph any given module inside it by using the “morph to twistedbox” component from pufferfish.
In this Grasshopper Example File, you can design a parametric ceiling inspired by the differential growth algorithm.
In this Grasshopper Example File, You can use the Ngon plugin to design a Quad-Mesh Facade with an attractor point.
In this Grasshopper Example File, you can generate a platonic lamp shade by using the graphicstatics plugin.
In this Grasshopper Example File, You can transform a bitmap image in to wavy strips.
In this Grasshopper Example File, you can design a Parametric Connection using the kangroo and parakeet plugins.
In this Grasshopper Example File, you can design a parametric tensile Structure using the parakeet and Kangaroo plugins.
In this Grasshopper Example File, you can design a Circle Packing Wall pattern using the Kangaroo and Dendro plugins .
In this example file, You can design a parametric facade using the image sampler.
In this Grasshopper Kangaroo example file, You can design a parametric surface by defining a series of points locations.
In this Grasshopper Weaverbird example file, You can design a parametric tower by using the weaverbird plugin and controlling the shape by a series of curves.
In this Kangaroo example file, You can create a circle packing pattern and then control it with a base surface.
In this Grasshopper Kangaroo Example File, you can design a Parametric Chandelier from any closed planar curve.
In this Grasshopper Parakeet example file, You can design a parametric planter using the differential growth pattern.
In this Grasshopper Kangaroo example file, You can design a tensile structure using the Parakeet plugin to generate the differential growth base pattern.
In this example file, You can rotate a series of polygons around a core and create a parametric twisting Tower.
In this kangaroo example file, You can design a parametric tensile structure in a boundary using the Mesh+ and Weaverbird plugin.
In this grasshopper lunchbox example file, You can design a series of parametric panels with connections.
In this grasshopper voronoi 3d example file, you can design a parametric roof by using 3d voronoi cells ad defining the opening.
In this example file, You can use the Lunchbox plugin to design a paramtric shelf with random divisions.
In this example file, You can use the mesh+ & Weaverbird plugin to model a smooth mesh with openings.
In this grasshopper Mesh+ example file, you can design a parametric column by scaling a series of circles.
In this example file, You can design a parametric twisting tower by rotating a series of circles around the core.
In this grasshopper example file, you can use the Droid Plugin to Generate G Code for 3D printing a Mesh.
In this Grasshopper Example File, You can design a parametric tensile roof by using the MINSURFACE plugin.
Comments
Felsager
I had an experience building a similar one. Somehow is a bit hard for me figuring out how to do it for closed contours such as chamfered rectangles, circles or ellipses. It’s possible but a bit tricky.
This is extremely good for an introduction to façade design. I learned here how to establish a grid unit, the pattern module and the scale between boundaries. This one serves as a solid foundation for double skin facades.
rezae
Hi Samuel,
Thank you for sharing your experience. Yes exactly I guess you have to innovate a trick to somehow reshape the cells’ shape according to corners.