Wednesday, 13 June 2012
Research Paper
Question that I have proposed, based on intersection of chosen topic area:
What are the advantages of using parametric modelling systems over conventional solid modelling techniques in regards to the representation of three dimensional organic/natural forms?
Introductory statement:
With the increasing development of computer graphic systems creating a greater complexity of visually realistic organic plant forms has become more achievable. It is important to consider the structure and geometries involved in such forms when examining the most appropriate techniques of modelling such complex forms. With the structured patterns and new found capacity for data variation in parametric systems, it would appear that parametric design is the new direction for organic and plant based modelling.
I found a good article which compliments hypothesis:
Chin, Y. 2010. How to make the soft skin? A preliminary framework fo rthe parametric design of the bionic soft skin. In: Schmidt, G., Hovestadt, L., Van Gool, L. & Bosche, F. (eds.) 28th Conference on Education in Computer Aided Architectural Design in Europe: Future Cities. Zurich, Switzerland: ETH Zurich.
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