“How to make things lighter” on Karamba3d.com
- 2 July 2015
- By Alberto Pugnale
- In Alberto Pugnale, Form-finding, News, Parametric Design, Scripting/Tooling, Teaching and learning
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“How to make things lighter” is a 10-day design studio on parametric design, form-finding, optimisation, technology and fabrication of timber gridshells, which took place at Nanjing University in June 2015.
During the studio, Karamba for Grasshopper was implemented as a tool to develop the form and optimise the geometry of timber gridshells. The studio results have been posted on Karamba3d.com. We are also proud to share the final results, with some images of the ‘work-in-progress’ phase!
(Photos by Sofia Colabella, Alberto Pugnale and Ziyu Tong)
The final projects are also featured in the “Nanjing University Yearbook 2014-2015”, edited by Wang Dandan. You can purchase it here: (NJU SA 2014-2015) ISBN 978-7-5641-6170-5.
Team: Xu Wentao, Liu Chen, Tian Jinhua, Zheng Wei
Team: Chen Lingjie, Sun Yaxian, TanJian, Xu Yan
Team: Chen Xiuyuan, Xu Siheng, Wu Shengyi, Zhang Mingjie
Team: Lian Yinghao, Zhang Cong, Yao Chenyang, Zhang Jin
Studio Leaders: Dr Alberto Pugnale and Dr Sofia Colabella
Studio Coordinators: Prof Tong Ziyu and the Dean Prof Ding Wowo
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