S2, 2016 ASSIGNMENT TWO LIVING DESIGN Dynamic Objects + Digital Fabrication with Rhino + Grasshopper Tutor : Tristan Morgan [email protected], 2016 THE BRIEF, EXPANDED Dinnerware for an Architect You have been engaged to design, develop, and prepare for production a dinnerware collection for your favourite architect, practice, or designer. The collection must contain plates, bowls, mugs, and a flatware set of forks, knives, and spoons. This design must be developed, using the Rhino/Grasshopper software combination, as a parametric/generative script. This script should be capable of generating all the individual elements of the dinnerware set as 3-dimensional models. These models must be capable of 3Dprinting for further prototyping. Flatware, Greg Lynn Dansk Tableware, Michael Graves PART A: DOCUMENTATION INSTRUCTIONS Document your object in a series of relevant two-dimensional drawings that are capable of prototyping your design. Consider every aspect of functionality in the drawings. Imagine you will be giving the drawings to someone to manufacture your artefact for the first time. Explain 1. Plans, Elevations, Sections (to a scale that is relevant to the size of your artefact) delivered as a single PDF in A3 format. 2. Title bar with North point, Project name, Scale, Date.S2, 2016 PART B: REPRESENTATION INSTRUCTIONS Present your project using three-dimensional renders from 3D Studio MAX and physical 3Dprinted prototypes. 1. 3D renders x 2 of your artefact from multiple points of view fully explain the functionality and aesthetic decisions of your artefact. 2. 3D printed physical prototype of dinnerware collection. 3. Written description (500 words max.) i. The innovation that you have achieved. ii. The aesthetic decisions you have made. iii. The difference your design will make to the world.S2, 2016 PART C: BLOG INSTRUCTIONS Create a blog that promotes your new artefact to potential investors, partners and manufacturers. 1. Product – a description with graphics of your artefact 2. Download – a PDF document that allows users to download your PDF drawing set. 3. Contact – I list of your available contacts.S2, 2016 SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS A SINGLE PDF CONTAINING PARTS A, B, C. Title of your project and student name and number on each page. Submitted to LMS. ASSESSMENT CRITERIA PART A: Documentation 1. The object at a scale (1 point) 2. Line weights (4 points) 3. Layout (2 points) 4. Material and Functional descriptions (labelled on drawings) (3 points) PART A: Points Possible: 20 PART B: Representation 1. 3D renders of your artefact from multiple points of view fully explaining the functionality and aesthetic decisions of your artefact. (4 points) 2. 3D printed physical prototype of dinnerware collection. (4 points) 3. Written description (500 words max.) (2 points) i. The innovation that you have achieved. ii. The aesthetic decisions you have made. iii. The difference your design will make to the world. PART B: Points Possible: 20 PART C: BLOG 1. Product – a description with graphics of your artefact (6 points) 2. Download – a PDF document that allows users to download your PDF drawing set. (2 points) 3. Contact – A list of your available contacts (2 points) Part C: Points Possible: 20 TOTAL POINTS POSSIBLE: 60 Points