Designing the connection.
A base geometry developed in Rhino is translated into preserved regions, boundary conditions and optimisation rules in nTop. The resulting morphology brings structural logic into the visible form of the component.

A base geometry developed in Rhino is translated into preserved regions, boundary conditions and optimisation rules in nTop. The resulting morphology brings structural logic into the visible form of the component.


Different joint typologies respond to different assemblies. Solid and porous regions explore a more precise distribution of material, while DMLS provides a manufacturing route for the complex geometry.