A fantastic event held last month, arranged by Hugh Fraser and supported by PG Group, it was a fantastic opportunity to meet South African Architects and Designers keen to learn more about Grasshopper3d and Digital Design and Fabrication. Kristof Crolla and Jeroen van Ameijde led the workshop, I provided additional advice and assistance with technical aspects and Grasshopper modelling.
It's worth watching this entertaining summary by Hugh which is the next best thing to having been there:
Leon Krige (who exhibits a lot of his fantastic photos, check out http://www.fluide.co.za ) took a few of the photos shown below.
We were all disappointed the glass could not be cut in time, but still some great results were achieved and we all learnt a lot. The format of splitting into small groups, building prototypes of ideas and stage design competitions to reduce down to three final projects was a great format.
If you get down to Main Street quickly enough, you can still find the mdf sculpture in the sewer drain (but rain will be here soon) and possibly the other projects in Main Street Life.
Some of the work shop participants in Main Street Life foyer under one of our final three projects.
Leon has managed to make the sewer look relatively attractive, but it's hard to convey the smell on the internet.
The third of the projects which is yet to be realized in real life.
Hopefully this is the first of a many of these types of events. If you're interested, please don't hesitate to get in touch.
It's worth watching this entertaining summary by Hugh which is the next best thing to having been there:
Leon Krige (who exhibits a lot of his fantastic photos, check out http://www.fluide.co.za ) took a few of the photos shown below.
We were all disappointed the glass could not be cut in time, but still some great results were achieved and we all learnt a lot. The format of splitting into small groups, building prototypes of ideas and stage design competitions to reduce down to three final projects was a great format.
If you get down to Main Street quickly enough, you can still find the mdf sculpture in the sewer drain (but rain will be here soon) and possibly the other projects in Main Street Life.
Some of the work shop participants in Main Street Life foyer under one of our final three projects.
Leon has managed to make the sewer look relatively attractive, but it's hard to convey the smell on the internet.
The third of the projects which is yet to be realized in real life.
Hopefully this is the first of a many of these types of events. If you're interested, please don't hesitate to get in touch.
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