Grasshopper Tutorial (Parametric Architecture)

In this easy Grasshopper Tutorial of Parametric Architecture and Design, learn to create such parametric design in grasshopper in rhino.
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So, what will you learn in this new grasshopper architecture tutorial for parametric architecture and design?
First, we’ll show you how to use grasshopper 3d and rhino 3d to make parametric facade for a building envelope that we'll create by lofting different curved surfaces, using polygons, to make parametric design, (also called parametric modeling in this easy grasshopper tutorial for beginners).
Next, you’ll go through the grasshopper scripting process or easy grasshopper definition to create a voronoi parametric facade around lofted form, and finalize this parametric geometry that you can manipulate with number sliders. This is a great example of parametric design and parametric architecture.
Rhinoceros is a 3d modeling software for architects and designers, and grasshopper is a plugin that is used for virtual scripting for parametric modeling and parametric design in architecture for creating parametric facade for building designs. lunchbox is component for grasshopper. This process is also called computational design and generative design.
This is a grasshopper rhino tutorial and you will go through this rhino grasshopper scripting for 3d parametric design. Check out more architecture tutorials for grasshopper 3d and rhino 3d tutorials from our parametric architecture playlist. These lessons will take you from beginner in grasshopper/rhino to advanced level.
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[@linaselim2525]

This is great! does the initial ellipse have to be an enclosed edge? like can i do the same steps but with an open helix/spiral?

[@maryamvaseghi6076]

Great 🦾

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Thank you!

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