Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Algorithmic body: physical models
Posted by dimitris gourdoukis at 22:59
Labels: algorithmic body, digital fabrication, voronoi
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- dimitris gourdoukis
- Dimitris Gourdoukis studied architecture at the Aristotle Uviversity of Thessaloniki (Diploma in Architecture) and at Washington University in St. Louis (Master in Architecture). He is a registered architect in Greece since 2004. Currently he is teaching at Washington University and he is working with Axi:ome llc.
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4 comments:
beautiful shape, Is it possible to have some information regarding software used, etc? Do you work inside a cad application like maya or rhino with custom made software? (plug in etc)
thanks giuseppe. well, the final result is a combination of several things. I begun in maya with a ca script. The result was exported into rhino and it was used as the input for a voronoi script (which actually employs an application called qhull). That I exported into 3dstudio for the rest of the modeling. However, the process doesn't have to be so shattered, it is just that when I started this project I didn't know what it will be in the end, so I was trying different things... I am sure that if you know from the beginning what you want to have in the end, one software is more than enough. But that wouldn't be so interesting...
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