In the first phase, students created a parametric script in Grasshopper that allowed them to design a seating element and prepare manufacturing data. They followed an instructional presentation that explained the principles of scripting and recommended components while still leaving room for their own creative approach.
This was followed by the fabrication of models from cardboard, based on the generated data, preceded by training in the use of a laser cutter. The result of the workshop was seven unique seating elements, which are now used as engaging exhibits at various events, such as Open Day or poster sessions.
Through this hands-on approach, students deepened their knowledge of parametric design in Grasshopper and learned to prepare manufacturing data for digital fabrication. At the same time, they gained valuable experience with the entire process—from design to the realization of a physical product.