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ELEMENTS

The project Elements was about creating an interlocking system. We used the program Rhino8 and designed two-dimensional ornaments with slots. Then the digital model was laser-cut from MDF. Finally the individual pieces could be assembled into a three-dimensional object.

Ideation

I started sketching directly in Rhino and testing different shapes. I wanted to create a small and compact object. I quickly got stuck on this basic shape and created various versions of it. In the first two versions, I only added two slots. However, this means that the possibilities for assembly are limited. Therefore, in the third version, I created a total of 4 slots and removed the designs in the middle.

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First try

With the laser cutter I cut out my third version. I was satisfied with the design itself, but it became clear that I needed to revise it again. The slots were too long, making it difficult to properly assemble the elements. In addition, the shapes at the edges were too large.

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Second try

So I improved the design with Rhino and created my final element.

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Interlocking system

This attempt worked very well. I had many elements cut out of MDF. On the first look the object looks angular. The resulting ellipses create a contrast.

All in all, I liked the project because it helped me understand the program better, and I could express myself more creatively than with the project Aggregates.

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Ein Projekt von

Fachgruppe

Integriertes Design

Art des Projekts

Keine Angabe

Zugehöriger Workspace

24/25_GL_Material und Technologie

Entstehungszeitraum

Wintersemester 2024 / 2025