At the German International University in Egypt, two Industrial Design theses used Rhino and Grasshopper to reinterpret traditional Egyptian crafts through computational design. Inspired by Mashrabiyah woodworking and Talli embroidery, the projects explore how parametric workflows can expand design possibilities while keeping artisans at the center of the process.
Designed for a real-world logistics automation platform, this project explores how Rhino and Grasshopper can be used to develop adaptive industrial components that balance structural performance, mechanical constraints, ventilation, and manufacturability within a fully parametric workflow.
Designed for Southeastern Louisiana University’s centennial anniversary, Aion transforms institutional memory into inhabitable geometry. Developed through Rhino and Grasshopper, the monument combines parametric thinking, site analysis, and fabrication logic to create a public installation where history, movement, and community intersect.