This module was the most challenging in my opinion, relying on an intimate understanding of various spatial functions. The focus here was in invoking the complex continuous surface of a piece a cloth, through the manipulation of a discrete set of grid geometries. I found planning to be a useful stage for this project, as it allowed me to decide on the intricacies that I wanted in the final artefact before the modelling stage. This goal-based method gave direction to the iterative workflow,

I believe my artefact to be the strongest of my outputs, as the manipulations used were more tactile and intuitive, thus giving me a greater sense of control over the final product than the previous iterations.

This module provided some fascinating insight into construction, both as an analog and a digital process. This occurred through learning about developable surfaces, and through my introduction to the Rhino 6 modelling software.