In this Rhino Grasshopper tutorial, we are going to model the Islamic Art Museum at Louvre. First, we are going to model a parametric NURBS surface by dividing the edges of the rectangle and moving the point up to make the edge curves. Then we are going to use Lunchbox to make the panels and Spaceframe structure.

In this Grasshopper tutorial, we will model a series of twisted Louvers by using the Twist command and Iso Curve. First, we will take a base surface to model the strips (Using the Isotrim component) and then we will use the Iso Curve tool to extract the axis and twist the surface. We will also use the Graph Mapper component to change the linear distribution of the twisted louvers and finish the tutorial.

In thisPufferfish Grasshopper tutorial, we will use the Tween Surface tool to produce a series of surfaces which morph from one surface to another. First, we will use the point attractor technique to produce the deformation on the plane surface and then we will use the pufferfish plugin to produce the tween surfaces.

In this tutorial, we will model the Lotus Temple in Grasshopper. First, we will study the form and how it can be remodeled with a series of circles. Then we will produce the arcs which make the concrete shells of the temple. We will also model the outer part and finish this tutorial.

In this Rhino Grasshopper Tutorial, we are going to model a Parametric Reuleaux Triangle and make a pattern by dividing the edges, connecting the points based on relative paths and produce a new pattern by changing the polygon, division number & other parameters which define the geometry.

In thisRhino Grasshopper Tutorial, we will model something similar to the Canton Tower. First we will define 3 ellipses and then rotate them to make the tower’s sections. After lofting the sections we can use the Lunchbox plugin to make the structure and by using the Dispatch we will extract two different groups of the structure.

In this Rhino Grasshopper tutorial, I will model something similar to the ONE Teahouse / MINAX Architects. First, we will define a box and a sphere. Then we will scale NU the sphere so we can control the shape. If we divide the surface of the scaled Sphere into points, Project these points on to the Box and connect them we will have a series of parametric lines which we can finally turn them into a box.

In this rhino Grasshopper Tutorial, we will model something similar to the Pencil Office facade. First, we will draw a simple line which will define the height of the facade and then by using evaluate curve and graph mapper divide the line with a non-linear distribution. In the end, we will talk about the “Relative Item” component and how it can help us connect the point together.

In this Rhino Grasshopper Tutorial, we will model a perforated parametric facade in Grasshopper and with the help of Lunchbox Plugin. First, we will model the surface and then divide them into triangular panels. By using the attractor point technique we will make the panels scale differently across the facade.

In this Rhino Grasshopper Tutorial, I’m going to show you how you can (write/read) data (to/from) Arduino in Grasshopper. First, we will install the Firefly plugin and then we will work with reading and writing function to connect with Arduino.

In this Rhino Grasshopper tutorial, I will show you how you can panel a surface with lunchbox. First I will show you how to make different surfaces in Rhino with 5 different techniques and then I will show you how to panel them. These 5 short tutorials will help you learn Lunchbox for grasshopper easier!

In this Rhino Grasshopper tutorial, I will model a series of panels which change their size based on point attractors. First, we will use the lunchbox plugin to make the facade and then we use the attractor technique to scale the panels in one direction and finish the Parametric Facade.

In this Rhino Grasshopper Tutorial & for the Architecture Design Series we are going to model the Evolution Tower. First, we will define a box in Rhino and then import it in Grasshopper Then we will twist the box by defining the axis line and the degree of rotation.

In this Rhino Tutorial, we will use parametric curves in Rhino to model a series of solids. first, we will use some tricks to make the base curves as simple as possible and then we will use tween curves and extrusion to make the solids. In the end, we will make the base surface and review some extra tips you can use to make your model more professional!

In this Rhino Grasshopper Lesson, I will show you how to rotate a series of surfaces around their edges and then control how many of the starting and ending ones have a zero rotation. First, we will divide a surface into sections and then extract the edge and finally rotate the panels around the edge.

In this Rhino Grasshopper Lesson, I will show you how to produce a parametric brick wall in Rhino. First we will explore the options of Brick Design plugin and how you can use it to produce a parametric wall and then we will use attractors to deform our brick wall with points and curves and images.

In this Rhino Grasshopper Tutorial, we will model a Parametric Ring. First, we will model the base curve based on Polar points and then give it a rectangular section and finish the model with a sweep1.

In this Rhino Grasshopper Tutorial, I will model the rotating circular panels of the RMIT Design Hub Building. First, we will take a look at the building’s facade and how its constructed. Then we will make the circles in Rhino and then export them into Grasshopper and start rotating them based on a point attractor. We will also model the rotating axis of the windows.

In this Rhino Grasshopper Tutorial, I’m going to teach you how to make a series of sections from a surface. First, we will model the surface in Rhino and then we will use contour to make the sections.

In this Rhino Grasshopper Tutorial, I will show you how to make a series of parametric Arcs. So first we are going to talk about the Arc component and the inputs and how we can control them and then we are going to dive into a more advanced modeling technique.

This laser cut design video is going to show you how you can make a parametric pendant lamp in Grasshopper and use the algorithm to produce dxf files for laser cutting. You can easily bake the boundaries and save the file as dxf files and fabricate the Lamp.

In this Rhino Grasshopper Tutorial, we will use the Delaunay Mesh component to model different smooth meshes. First, we will define random points and connect them bt Delaunay mesh and then by using the Weaverbird plugin, we will smooth the final result.

In this Parametric Design Video, I’m going to explain the Voronoi DIagram based on a project located in Mexico which uses the Voronoi cells in the facade Design. First We will study the facade and how it’s fabricated and then we will remodel something similar in Grasshopper.

In this Laser Cut Earring Design tutorial, I will show you how to make a parametric model for nautilus Earrings. First, we will model the base surface with strips and then by using the flow command, we will bend the surface from a baseline into a NURBS curve. This will give us more control over the finished model.