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James of Parapractice has recently joined the MIT community and will be holding Rhino/Grasshopper Tutoring sessions in the Boston area. It is often times difficult to learn software during the demanding studio curriculum, tutoring sessions can get you up to speed quickly while working on your own project!
All levels of Rhino Tutoring are available and can be custom tailored to suit the individual student needs. Interested students are encouraged to contact Parapractice at : hello@parapractice.net . Rates are negotiable and meeting hours are flexible.
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CONTACT: hello@parapractice.net 720.352.7030
WORKSHOP April 13th – 19th 2009
REGISTRATION DEADLINE APRIL 1st!!
James Coleman of ParaPractice and CarloMaria Ciampoli (Lan) accepted the design challenge presented by Architecture Gallery SuperFront to synthesize Architecture and Choreography, in a Project deemed Archeography IV. Working in Collaboration with Choreographer Biba Bell, to design and fabricate a site + performance specific installation as a part of the 2009 Movement Research Festival.
JOIN US ! and become part of the process during a week long Rhino Training Workshop. All skill levels and Rhino new comers are encouraged to join. The Workshop will explore the realm of digital tectonics, emphasizing a total integration between digital modeling and fabrication at a 1:1 scale. Parametric Design and Fabrication will key topic of discussion through the use of programs like GRASSHOPPER and RHINOCAM .
Full WorkSHOP Poster/Print & Share: WORKshop_superfront_poster
DAILY CLASS SCHEDULE
9:00am – 5:00pm LUNCH 12:30pm -1:30pm
15 MIN BREAKS @ 10:30am & 3:30pm
1 DAY: $200 // 3 DAY: $500 // 5 DAY: $700
WorkSHOP Schedule
DAY 1 Intro to Rhino:
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