Parametric Design + Optimization + Digital Fabrication
RhinoFabStudio
Objectives:
Teach, learn and share different methods of fabrication for industrial designers, architects, and engineers where Rhinoceros is involved in any cycle of the manufacturing process.
This RhinoFabStudio community is a great place for sharing information about hardware used to fabricate your ideas, your digital models and your Grasshopper definitions.
RhinoFabStudio is open to everyone and welcomes any Rhinoceros compatible program that helps you accomplish your ideas.
RhinoFabStudio urges all Rhino ARTs and ARTCs to post your events, workshops and classes which pertain to fabrication methods and/or processes.
Contact:
RhinoFabStudio@mcneelmiami.com
Events
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food4Rhino webinar: RhinoCAM 2026 - Faster, Smarter CAM for Rhino
Join us for an inside look at RhinoCAM 2026 (https://www.food4rhino.com/en/app/rhinocam), the newest release of MecSoft’s fully integrated CAM solution for R...
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From Sculpted Forms to Functional Geometry: Fresco Design’s Helmet Exploration
Fresco Design combines Blender, Rhino SubD, and Grasshopper to explore helmet design, transforming sculpted forms into editable geometry, developing parametric lattice cushioning, and producing physical prototypes.
The post From Sculpted Forms to Functional Geometry: Fresco Design’s Helmet Exploration appeared first on Rhino3Dzine.
One Computational System, Two Architectural Elements
Developed through a shared computational system in Rhino, Grasshopper, and GhPython, a staircase and a series of lanterns translate the same sine- and cosine-based logic into two distinct architectural elements. Designed by Sofia Michopoulou for Aegean Landmark in Athens, the projects explore how controlled geometric variation can move from parametric modelling to CNC fabrication.
The post One Computational System, Two Architectural Elements appeared first on Rhino3Dzine.
Emergentia Pavilion: Modular Architecture Grown Through Cellular Automata
Emergentia Pavilion is a conceptual architectural study by Sukriti Ambasht that turns cellular automata into modular spatial form. Rhino, Grasshopper, Python, Kangaroo, and C# connect the pavilion’s geometry, proposed assembly, and algorithmic lighting.
The post Emergentia Pavilion: Modular Architecture Grown Through Cellular Automata appeared first on Rhino3Dzine.
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Videos
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food4Rhino webinar: From Concept to Final Visualization with D5 Render (Nov 18, 2026 at 5PM CET)
Nov 18, 2026 at 5PM CET
What if you could see the impact of a design decision the moment you make it in Rhino?
Rhino lets you iterate fast. The slowdown happens around the model: references scattered across folders, waiting on renders, rebuilding materials and lighting when it’s time to present.
In this live session, Jeffrey Espinoza, Director of Customer Success & Design Technology at D5, will follow one Rhino project from early concept to final presentation and show how D5 keeps it in one continuous workflow, so you spend less time switching tools and more time designing.
What You Will Learn:
What if you could see the impact of a design decision the moment you make it in Rhino?
Rhino lets you iterate fast. The slowdown happens around the model: references scattered across folders, waiting on renders, rebuilding materials and lighting when it’s time to present.
In this live session, Jeffrey Espinoza, Director of Customer Success & Design Technology at D5, will follow one Rhino project from early concept to final presentation and show how D5 keeps it in one continuous workflow, so you spend less time switching tools and more time designing.
What You Will Learn:
- Real-time design: Connect Rhino to D5 Lite and see materials, lighting, and massing update live as you model
- Concept exploration: Move between D5 Lite and D5 Arco to explore design directions and references without leaving your model behind
- Handoff: Send the project from D5 Arco into D5 Render, carrying your design context forward with no rebuilding
- Final visualization: Use D5 Render and D5 Arco together to produce high-fidelity images and presentation materials
- Live Q&A & Gift
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