Rhino User Webinar: Building 3D web apps with Rhino Compute and Modelup

RhinoLands is a standalone BIM landscaping software.
The workshop follows the design process with RhinoLands by reviewing the following tools: Drawing, Terrain modeling, Hardscape, Vegetation, Visualization, and BIM documentation.

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The Evolution Collection by Naman Choudhary: Parametric Jewelry as a Reflection of Identity

In The Evolution Collection, Naman Choudhary harnesses parametric design to craft intricate jewelry pieces that symbolize personal growth and transformation. By blending digital precision with traditional craftsmanship, the collection showcases the potential of computational tools in contemporary jewelry design.

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The Design of the ‘Mountain’ Slide: Reviving Play

The ‘Mountain’ slide reimagines playground design with dynamic parametric curves, inspired by nature and play. Modeled in Rhino and crafted in lightweight yet durable FRP, this award-winning structure captivates children with its endless loops of movement and imaginative forms.

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Designers Corner: Yves Ebnöther!

In this ShapeDiver interview, Swiss industrial designer Yves Ebnöther shares his innovative approach to combining parametric design, sustainability, and digital fabrication in creating cutting-edge furniture. Yves, a researcher and educator at ZHAW Zürich University, delves into his passion for material optimization, inspired by iconic designs like Hans Coray’s Landi chair.

One of Yves’ standout projects, "Stool around the MAK," demonstrates how tools like Grasshopper and ShapeDiver empower rapid customization and seamless manufacturing workflows. He highlights the role of technologies like Shaper Origin, a handheld CNC router, which makes precision craftsmanship accessible to all skill levels.

For designers, architects, and makers, Yves’ work showcases how parametric design and digital tools can enhance sustainability and adaptability in furniture production. Yves also envisions the future of design with AI, unlocking new possibilities for innovation and wider accessibility. 

Read the full interview here...