Structural Evolution

The workshop will journey through the last decade of initiatives implementing parametric structures into footwear. The goal is to discuss the intention of Well-known footwear projects, extract the framework of their structures, and ultimately build these geometries as a parametric workflow within Rhino/Grasshopper.
For more information, please visit: Structural Evolution – Studio Nolan Kim
- Seats Available: 50
- Date: July 8 – 9, 2023
- Schedule: Saturday and Sunday
- Time: 12:00 GMT - 16:00 GMT
- Tutors: Nolan Kim
The workshop will journey through the last decade of initiatives implementing parametric structures into footwear. The goal is to discuss the intention of Well-known footwear projects, extract the framework of their structures, and ultimately build these geometries as a parametric workflow within Rhino/Grasshopper.
For more information, please visit: Structural Evolution – Studio Nolan Kim
Topic:
Structural Evolution
Time:
July 8 – 9, 2023
Location:
Zoom
Format:
Online
Total Sessions:
2 Sessions
Total Hours:
8 Hours
Workshop Type:
Workshop
Registration Deadline:
July 7, 2023
Seats Avalaible:
50
General Registration:
125
Early-Bird Registration:
105
On-demand Recordings:
135
Organized by:
PAACADEMY
Software:
Rhinoceros3D + Grasshopper 3D
Nolan Kim
Nolan Junhee Kim is a New York-based computational designer with a background in biomedical engineering. Much of his early work investigated the correlation between 3D-printed geometries and long-distance running performance. He went on to head many of the computational design projects at Desktop Metal, leveraging his knowledge of parametric structures and access to a wide array of additive manufacturing resources to develop
applications for automotive components, sports products, industrial tools, and interior designs. Now residing in Brooklyn, he has released a design with Zellerfeld, published a course with Lemanoosh, and is taking on collaborative projects with independent designers, 3D-printing companies, and fashion brands. His work is a perpetual pursuit of the forms and structures which reveal themselves along the intersection of research, performance, and design.