Bone Machine
Tex Fab Competition
Analyzing a spheroid as the origin form, I developed a series of scripts that created rail structure, tensile cables, struts and a compression ring that pushed a variable distance on a stretched skin.
Summary
TexFab 2.0, The Repeat Competition, was based on the research and proposal of a self stable fabricated assemblage. Universal Joint hired me to conceptualize, develop and detail a geometric form and structure based on parametric controls. Analyzing a spheroid as the origin form, I developed a series of scripts that created rail structure, tensile cables, struts and a compression ring that pushed a variable distance on a stretched skin. All parts of the assemblage were developed in a referential relationship through a family of scripting components written in Rhino Grasshopper.
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