Part 3 of our series of sneak-peaks into our work with Grasshopper: Thanks to parametric algorithms we can create complex geometries and patterns which stand in relationship to each other. Changing an input will prompt an update of any geometry which is linked to it.
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Another sneak-peak into our work with Grasshopper. Parametric algorithms let us create volumes through splines. Later adjustments of surface depth and count of splines can be carried out easily.
Today we kick-off a series of sneak-peaks into our work with Grasshopper. Thanks to parametric algorithms we can create complex geometries and patterns which stand in relationship to each other. Another advantage: later adjustment of the data can be carried out quickly and easily.
With the opening of our studio, 2019 has been quite exciting for us! Let's give you a glimpse into what we have been up to over the last few months:
While we worked on audio equipment, smart home automation and an exciting glass project, we also got the chance to hold design thinking workshops. Generative patterns and recycled materials were some of the main drivers of our designs. We got some compelling additions to our material library and gathered inspiration from our visits to fairs and design weeks. Most importantly we grew our network of partners within production, research and development. Stay tuned and follow us - we will shed the light on more specific details in 2020!
We wish you a healthy, happy and prosperous new year!
