Lecture

Segmented Timber Arch: Rhino3D and Grasshopper Tutorial

Description

This lecture focuses on creating a segmented timber arch using Rhino3D and Grasshopper. The instructor demonstrates how to define surfaces, subdivide them into quads, create plates, compute joints, and assemble the arch. The process involves adjusting parameters like edge rotation, thickness, and assembly sequence to ensure proper joint connections. The lecture also covers the use of components like chevron and assembly to facilitate the construction of the timber arch.

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