GIL AKOS's Blog – November 2012 Archive (11)

In response to your interests and requests, we have launched a new series of webinars for the winter. We have included content that builds upon webinars from the fall as well as developed new curriculum that expands the applications and plug-ins we will use. Topics in this series will include Applied Data Trees, Algorithmic Design, Introduction…

Come learn about Developing Python Components in Grasshopper. We look forward to your participation!

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Videos from our recent Introduction to Python Scripting in Grasshopper Webinar are now live! Enjoy!

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The Lattice Lab has officially begun!

Today we developed the series of tools to analyze meshes that we mentioned last week. These images show the refinement of the initial sketches, which looked at wall thickness, a step further with more types of analysis and visualization. The meshes are going to be printed in color over at FUSE Lab. Can't wait!

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Another set of prototypes for this weekend’s Lattice Lab. These are powder prints investigating differential components and were produced at FuseLab-NYCCT. Thanks Brian!

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Our first prototype for the Lattice Lab was just excavated and processed at Shapeways LIC. Awesome! Photos of the model coming later today! 

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Subdivision Modeling Webinar starts in 5 hours. Come learn about Meshes and Smoothing in Grasshopper and Weaverbird with us! http://modelab.nu/?p=7244

Sequence of smoothing diagrams for tomorrow's webinar on Subdivision Modeling. There are still seats available if you'd like to join us. We look forward to your participation! …

Due to last week's storm and the slow recovery here in New York City, we will unfortunately need to postpone the Lattice Lab one week to November 17th/18th. Our studio is still without power and the transportation network into and throughout the city is running with limited service. Postponing the Lab one week week will ensure that we may…