Low-Resolution Concert Hall
Complex Surface
High Resolution Panelization
Medium Resolution
Low Resolution
This project looks at methods of panelizing complex surfaces. Each panel is planar - meaning each member can be easily manufactured and constructed using typical sheet materials. Using mathematical forms, which are then panelized using two different methods, we designed an open-air concert hall. This project is a more speculative exploration utilizing similar research and techniques to Cloud09.
Group project, Spring 2024.
Group Members: Josh Fellows, Jackson Braden
Software: Rhino, Grasshopper, Illustrator, Blender, Photoshop
Secant Plane Method of Panelization
1.) Extract Wireframe from original curved surface.
2.) Set XYZ Plane to points A, B, & C.
3.) Draw a Rectangle from Points A, B, C. This creates a point Secant to Point D - allowing for a Planar Surface to be created.
4.) Draw a Surface from Points A, B, C, E.
5.) Draw a Surface from Points B, D, E.
6.) Draw a Surface from Points C, D, E.
7.) Repeat Steps 2-6 for each panel.
1.) Extract Wireframe from original curved surface.
2.) Set XYZ Plane to points A, B, & C.
3.) Draw a Rectangle from Points A, B, C. This creates a point Secant to Point D - allowing for a Planar Surface to be created.
4.) Draw a Surface from Points A, B, C, E.
5.) Draw a Surface from Points B, D, E.
6.) Draw a Surface from Points C, D, E.
7.) Repeat Steps 2-6 for each panel.
