The syllabus for the Spring 2017 can be found online here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CXsE4ZqvDDphvCkPc-WBjM5r6l1Aqm2GWtJqBI9gCrM/edit?usp=sharing
The schedule will probably shift around a bit as the semester unfolds, so please be sure to check back here for the most up to date information.
The final assignment for the Spring 2016 – Privacy Screens – semester can be found here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1T-RRsAwp5RwIu_YT-mnpWt7V25qBs5-Y4VuuCAqoQq0/edit?usp=sharing
I came across a fantastic post article about the history of Nurbs geometry on twitter recently, and I figured it would be good background as you all get acquainted with Rhino and Grasshopper over the next few months. Please have a look:
The first assignment for this semester, Product Families, can be found online here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cU4q61RJoQw–51R0azyg_cMMKBE5XvvCTtVyCb1oGY/edit?usp=sharing
The syllabus for the Spring 2016 can be found online here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HY0GA-CjMVy8EFGxMtj16X1Kiq5orkJayC497k22QNY/edit?usp=sharing
The schedule will probably shift around a bit as the semester unfolds, so please be sure to check back here for the most up to date information.
More info, including example files, here: http://www.pratt.digitalfutures.info/?p=1781
Hope to see you all there!
The final project for the Fall 2015 term is available at the link below. Students are asked to design a family of nine [9] privacy screens that all share the same design space, and to build one at full scale.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jV3VwfwprBduWQKrGz2ooqrVihox8Iace6ARbvH79BU/edit?usp=sharing
Tomorrow from 12-4pm, David Mans of Grimshaw Architects and Digital Futures (also the developer of Mesh+) will give a series of [4] 1-hour workshops on form-finding and advanced meshing workflows in Grasshopper. This promises to be highly excellent material – I’m hoping to catch the Mesh+ and Cocoon sessions myself. What better way to spend a rainy Saturday could you ask for, eh?
Everyone is highly encouraged to attend the Digital Futures workshop series this semester. Digital Futures is a nimble group of computational design experts (yours truly is most humbly included in that set) who provide computational support to the Pratt Institute School of Undergraduate Architecture. All Pratt students and faculty are admitted free of charge.
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