I've found a java applet allowing us to manipulate a regular hexagonal grid which seems to react according to some basic principles of radiolarian skeletons!
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source: www.n-e-r-v-o-u-s.com
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
New GC model
I've decided to model one module in GC.
I want to use my basic idea, but the lines of the grid should all be splines, in order to get a fluent tessellation. I will script a relatively simple hexagon script to add the tesselation to the grid. (see image).
Tomorrow I will talk to Fred Veer (ir. TU Delft) about the possibilities of glass beams as structural elements.
I want to use my basic idea, but the lines of the grid should all be splines, in order to get a fluent tessellation. I will script a relatively simple hexagon script to add the tesselation to the grid. (see image).
Tomorrow I will talk to Fred Veer (ir. TU Delft) about the possibilities of glass beams as structural elements.
Midterm presentation
Hereby a visual summary of the midterm presentation.
critics:
RESEARCH PROPOSAL:
TRANSLATION:
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PLAN:
critics:
- Plans are far too ambitious to be able to finish it untill a final presentation within 3 weeks.
- I have to simpify my model to a module of the compete structural skin, in order to compete at least one compete loop of scripting, modelling, calculating and adjusting of the structure.
- Do you want to generate a radiolarian structure or manipulate a given structure?
- Start as soon as possible with testing a simple model in Diana (structural performance) while working on scripting more and modelling more in GC.
RESEARCH PROPOSAL:
TRANSLATION:
CLICK FOR G.C. ANIMATION >>
PLAN:
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