Rhino3Dzine - October 2026
Rhino3Dzine

October 2026

The Dreamers, Designers, and Doers

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In this issue: 4 new stories


Ceramic Craft and Digital Fabrication at Hotel Thompson Sevilla

Ceramic Craft and Digital Fabrication at Hotel Thompson Sevilla

This project features a 50 m² ceramic lattice design for Hotel Thompson Sevilla, comprised of approximately 900 3D-printed pieces. We employed Rhino, Grasshopper, and custom fabrication tools to improve parametric design, clay extrusion, production planning, and assembly. 

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Continuous Curves, Rotating Forms: A New Approach to Ceramic Printing

Continuous Curves, Rotating Forms: A New Approach to Ceramic Printing

A new ceramic 3D printing method uses a robotic arm and a rotating platform to draw with clay instead of stacking layers. This approach creates lightweight, intricate structures by combining digital design and robotic movement with the clay's properties.

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Solander 38: Rhino as the Common Language of an Evolving Vessel

Solander 38: Rhino as the Common Language of an Evolving Vessel

Solander 38 is a self-sufficient, solar-electric coastal cruising power catamaran, designed by the Rising Tide Research Foundation to advance electric boat technology through open-source research. It supports short trips or longer coastal cruising without needing shoreside charging.

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From Shoe Lasts to Printed Molds: An Evolving Rhino Workflow in Footwear

From Shoe Lasts to Printed Molds: An Evolving Rhino Workflow in Footwear

A view of how Rhino workflows in footwear have expanded from modeling lasts and soles to generating internal structures and designing production tooling. Light Tube Foam Sole brings those methods together in a 3D-printed mold.

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