Jenny Sabin is principal of Jenny Sabin Studio LLC in Ithaca, New York who specializes in computational experimental form making and spatial organization. Her studio pushes the boundaries for parametric design to generate forms which, as a collective, produce a space which is complex and entirely unique. The studio likely utilizes Grasshopper for Rhino software to generate complex curvatures using modular base geometries that are repeated and varied according to the main organizational geometries of the flow surface, as in the following photo.
Considering the role of Cornell University as a leader in cutting-edge architectural design and research, Jenny Sabin’s strong connections to the Jenny Sabin Design Lab at Cornell’s School of Art, Architecture, and Planning are a strong propellant in the drive toward a more modern future in computational architectural design.
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[OLD FALL 2017] 15-104 • Introduction to Computing for Creative Practice
Professor Roger B. Dannenberg • Fall 2017 • Introduction to Computing for Creative Practice
