Precision Through Surface Logic: A Class-A Surfacing Study in Rhinoceros 3D

This educational study explores Class-A surfacing logic in Rhinoceros 3D through a focused investigation of surface continuity, reflection flow, and control-vertex discipline. Using a faucet geometry as a neutral formal framework, the project examines how analytical feedback can actively guide high-quality NURBS surface construction.

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Christmas Sparks in Envigado: City-Scale Lighting Through Digital Design

A city-scale Christmas lighting project in Envigado, Colombia, where Rhino was used as the central platform for 3D modeling, dimensional control, structural coordination, and fabrication documentation of complex illuminated elements inspired by Art Nouveau.

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When Performance Becomes Visible: Refining Running Trim with Orca3D

At Bayliss Boatworks, performance is evaluated not only through data, but through how a yacht looks and feels at speed. By leveraging Orca3D’s Marine CFD tools inside Rhino, the design team is refining running trim and stagnation lines, elevating both hydrodynamic behavior and visual clarity on the water.

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BSS BOOTCAMP - 2-5. February