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This course offers a thorough introduction to Grasshopper for beginners, focusing on parametric design and creating dynamic, algorithm-driven geometry.
3 courses5.0
Develop a Computational Thinking design process.
Produce Algorithms structured in Inputs - Code - Output
Create inputs from Rhino and Grasshopper and combine them
Create Data Lists / Trees to control Multiple Geometries
Organize, Randomize, and Remap Data
Manage and Filter Data and Geometry
Color Data Visualization
3D Organic Structures
Exercises 1 & 2 - From Single to Multiple cylinders
Exercise 3 & 4 - Custom patterns & Parametric Pavilion
What you should already know or have ready before you start, experience, tools, and any baseline skills the instructors expect. Scan the list below so nothing catches you off guard.
Course Content
Ignacio Revenga is a Spanish architect based in New York and holds a Master's in Architecture from ETSAM - Higher Technical School of Architecture of Madrid, Polytechnic University
He is the founder of Topomorpho, a design lab specializing in computational protocols and experimental architecture through emerging technologies and computational thinking.
His work dissolves the boundaries between art and architecture through complex geometries inspired by nature and form-finding methods. By integrating mathematics, physical simulations, and biomimicry, he develops architectural solutions that evoke poetic atmospheres, which he refers to as heterotopias.
Part of his research has been published in architecture magazines such as UPM and COAM, contributing to the discourse on computational thinking applied to architecture.
He has collaborated with educational institutions such as the Polytechnic University of Madrid and Pratt Institute of New York and has worked with renowned international firms like Caza or Theverymany, among others, on projects across the United States, Colombia, the Philippines, and Japan. His work has been recognized and published in Architizer A+Awards, Dezeen, Rethinking the Future, German Design Awards, Archilovers, The Plan, Archello, AIA NY News, Design Icons, BluPrint, Goood, AasArchitecture.
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