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Computational couture

Understanding

References & inspiration

I wanted this project to have something to do with spiderwebs, so I decided it to be a mesh hat.

3. Tools

Process and workflow

Based on my references I started to sketch and figure out which was the best way to print so I could start my model, I thought of printing as a whole with the shape of my head already, then I thought of printing a kind of thread using linen, and my final shape and the one I decided to use was in segments. So I drew 1 of them and it's measurements based on my head.

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Parametric Model

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Printing

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Assembling

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5. Results

Results & documentation
  • Don’t forget to document the outcome including:
  • Upload the photos & files on oscircularfashion
  • Final result
  • Photos from different stages
  • Videos of movement or interaction, show how a material moves, something was assembled or the interaction
  • Include measurements or a reference object to give a sense of scale
  • Describe the (material) properties of what you made
  • Comparison between attempts, if you did multiple experiments or generated multiple files before fabricating / deploying. You can use a table as shown in week 4

6. Weekly reflection & critical thinking

  • What did I learn? What did I personally find interesting or surprised me?
  • What would I do differently? If something "failed" do I know how else to tackle it now?"
  • How does this connect to my final project or my learning trajectory?
  • What are implications and possible applications, think also from the ethical or environmental aspect, how it could connect to your practice and project?

NuEval — final step

Go to NuEval and fill in the checklist, when not complete notify your instructor.

7. Fabrication files & References

  1. File: 3D model ↩

  2. File: Grasshopper definition.. ↩

  3. Reference: Author; Title; Source; year ↩