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AGGREGATES

The aim of this project was to learn how to work with the 3D program Rhino3D. The task involved designing geometric shapes, customizing them with individual patterns, and assembling them into a final sculpture. The objects were then realized using a laser cutter.

MODELING THE GEOMETRIC SHAPES

At first, working with Rhino3D proved to be challenging, as I was unfamiliar with 3D software. However, after spending time learning the program and receiving valuable guidance from my professor, I successfully modeled the base shape of the icosahedron and prepared it for laser cutting. It was particularly important to me that the shapes were constructed with precision and technical accuracy to ensure they could later be assembled seamlessly.

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DEVELOPING THE PATTERNS

The patterns on the geometric elements were designed to add structure to the overall look without overwhelming it. Initially, I created spontaneous sketches as a foundation for my ideas. During the design process, I opted for a minimalist, geometric pattern made up of lines and triangles. This design evokes crystalline networks or delicate lattice structures, creating an engaging contrast between the clear outer form and the intricate transparency of the ornaments.

SCULPTURE CONCEPT

The concept for the final sculpture was driven by the idea of combining balance and dynamism. I planned an arrangement of geometric shapes in various sizes. The larger elements would form the base, while the smaller shapes would be positioned incrementally upward, slightly offset. This structure gives the impression of growth, rising upward while embodying both stability and a sense of lightness.

The entire process was completed in several stages: •Laser Cutting: Absolute precision was required to correctly cut out the intricate details. Despite minor delays due to technical adjustments, this step was completed smoothly overall. •Assembly of the Shapes: Assembling the objects required particular care, as the delicate ornaments could compromise stability in certain areas. Special attention was needed for the smaller shapes to achieve a clean and polished result.

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PROJECT REFLECTION

Although the initial stages of working with Rhino3D were challenging, I learned a great deal through hands-on experience. This project showed me the importance of both precision and creative planning in such a design process.

For me, the finished sculpture represents a balance between strength and visual lightness. Through the clear geometric forms and the organic arrangement, I created a structure that conveys stability while simultaneously suggesting motion and growth. This project not only introduced me to the fundamentals of 3D modeling but also gave me the opportunity to develop and implement an independent, thoughtful design.

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Ein Projekt von

Fachgruppe

Integriertes Design

Art des Projekts

Studienarbeit im ersten Studienabschnitt

Betreuung

foto: Prof. Dr. Manuel Kretzer

Zugehöriger Workspace

24/25_GL_Material und Technologie

Entstehungszeitraum

Wintersemester 2024 / 2025