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Tesselion Complete!

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Images from the completed installation,

Tesselion: Adaptive Quadrilateral Flat Panelization.

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Many Thanks: Jared Laucks, Marc Fornes, Adrienne Yancone & everyone else for the generous support!

More images soon!

Written by sjet

May 8, 2008 at 6:49 am

Fenestration Studies_4:1:08

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A number of fenestration studies.  Aperture dilation based on views and optimal sunlight.

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April 1, 2008 at 5:30 am

Surface Generation 2:22:08

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Two images of the progress of surface generation.  The surface now provides occupation and user interaction on a variety of levels while responding to site conditions.  The fenestration and connections still need to be resolved.

Demonstrates a 20×50 panel iteration.

Written by sjet

February 22, 2008 at 7:04 am

Quad Mesh

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Tesselion uses a method of planar quadrilateral meshes to tessellate complex surfaces.  The following is a diagram showing the stages of panelization.

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The following image demonstrates the range of possibilities using the Tesselion method of panelization.  The middle range shows the target surface generation for construction in mid May.  The surface criteria fall between limitations in timeline, budget, and small scale structural concerns, otherwise practically any surface can be constructed using the Tesselion method. 

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Written by sjet

February 17, 2008 at 6:40 pm