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Hi Guys,

Would anyone know a good book or website about gridshells ?

thanks,

Arthur

Tags: gridshell, structure

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"Geodesic Math and How to Use It" by Hugh Kenner. I dont know if this is exactly what you are looking for, but might be a good start.
Downland Gridshell

http://www.wealddown.co.uk/Buildings%20and%20Exhibits/gridshell/dow...

Team: Edward Cullinan Architects
Edward Cullinan
Steve Johnson
Robin Nicholson
John Romer

Team: Buro Happold

Michael Dickson
Richard Harris
James Rowe
Peter Moseley

catenary+gridshell+gh:

http://www.grasshopper3d.com/photo/albums/velo-catalyst_gt2p

catenary+gridshell+gh

TEAM: gt_2P www.gt2p.cl
Mark Cabrinha wrote a great paper titled ''Gridshell Tectonics: Material Values Digital Parameters" in the Acadia 2008 Proceedings. I studied the article for my thesis project and it gives a great insight into what actually makes a gridshell work and what not. Diffenetly check it out!
Thanks a lot everyone, Nathan is the paper available online by any chance?
Hi Arthur.
I think I have it - contact me via LinkedIn.
Mo (Emtech,AA)
Hi Mo,
Thanks a lot!
I am not sure how to find you on linkedin:( could you send it to me on arthurmani@gmail.com?
thanks again,
arthur
Hey Mo,

Can I get a copy too? Or could you post it?

gennifer.munoz@gmail.com

Thank you.
Glad to hear my gridshell paper was useful. Happy to share, I have attached it to this reply, if it doesn't work feel free to contact me. If we are really talking about gridshells, it is important to remember that the surface is first a structural shell, with the gridshell being one type of shell structure. Martin Bechtold's new book, "Innovative Surface Structures_Technologies and Applications" is very thorough in this regard. I'd also check out his "On Shells and Blobs" published in the Harvard Design Magazine in Fall 2003/Winter 2004. A beautiful recently completed gridshell is the Savill building by Glen Howells Architects, but important to note the engineer in all of these gridshells: Buro Happold.

A great challenge for the Grasshopper community would be to develop a definition (I presume through VB script) to utilize the "shortpath" command in Rhino which gives the geodesic curve on a surface. My paper makes clear why this is significant. I had to wean myself off Grasshopper as I was enjoying it too much.
Thanks for sharing, very interesting.

Haven't learned programming yet, but found
Public Function RhinoShortPath(ByRef Srf As IOnSurface, ByRef start As IOn2dPoint, ByRef end As IOn2dPoint, tol As double) As OnCurve
in the SDK.

So I believe that it would be possible to get geodesic curves on surfaces.
Hi Mark,

Is it possible for you to send me a copy of your paper?
Sure I will upload it here for today, and then take it down. By the way, the latest Grasshopper release has a new component for Geodesics (shortest path).
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Mark,
I have a few questions for you regarding gridshells, appropriate digital tools for gridshells, and material feedback

. I would love for you to see what we're currently working on; it is a band shelter for Milwaukee's Lake Park. Could you please email me so I can bounce a PDF back to you?
Thank You in advance,
Erik Walsh
La Dallman Architects
walsh@ladallman.com

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