Developed through an iterative Rhino workflow, The Pro-Sumer explores how a timber office tower can evolve from a consumer of resources into a productive urban ecosystem.
The Del Rio Skate Garden in Texas is the world’s first municipal skate garden, merging flowing concrete terrain with native desert ecology. Designed and built by skateECOSYSTEMS using Rhino 8, it redefines the skatepark as both civic artwork and living landscape.
3DCITYGH presents a modular parametric workflow for generating structured City Information Models from survey data and point clouds, enabling efficient urban-scale modeling for risk assessment, heritage documentation, and structural analysis. Developed within Grasshopper, the approach combines AI-assisted segmentation, custom semantic structuring, and BIM/FEM interoperability.
In Resonance, architect Diana Fox transforms Antwerp’s Theatreplein into a public soundscape where architecture acts as both stage and instrument. The project explores how spatial form, acoustic tools, and nature converge to create a living theatre district.
Climate Driven Design I is an essential resource for architects, engineers, and sustainability professionals aiming to master net-zero building design. Authored by Christoph Reinhart, a leading expert in sustainable architecture and building science, the book provides a comprehensive framework for understanding atmospheric and thermal conditions in and around buildings.
The Infill Bench project at the University of Houston brought together architecture students and cutting-edge 3D printing technology to create sculptural outdoor seating using additive manufacturing. By leveraging Rhino, Grasshopper, and industry partnerships, students explored complex geometries and innovative material applications, leaving a lasting impact on the campus design.
This year’s Christmas lighting project in Envigado, Colombia, titled Brilla la Tradición, transformed the city with over 4,500 hand-crafted figures, combining traditional holiday symbols with cutting-edge design and production techniques.
Spearheaded by Robert Bird Group, the Yamma Pedestrian Bridge in Brisbane exemplifies cutting-edge engineering and urban connectivity driven by parametric design. This project sets a new standard for efficiency and collaboration in urban infrastructure, revolutionizing bridge design with dynamic, adaptable models and seamless data exchange through Rhino.Inside.Revit.
The Parametric Paving project by LANDAU, in collaboration with Crowley Cottrell, uses parametric tools to create complex yet constructible paving designs within strict constraints.
The Zinnterlace project combines traditional materials with modern technology to create sustainable and customizable art, emphasizing the importance of sustainability in contemporary art and design through interdisciplinary collaboration.