Stereotomy - The Net, Intersecting Shapes & Forms

Sat, 24 Jul, 2021 at 08:00 am to Sun, 25 Jul, 2021 at 04:00 pm

Marc Adams School of WoodWorking | Franklin

Stereotomy - The Net, Intersecting Shapes & Forms
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One of the greatest ways to learn stereotomy is by practicing net models. The net of an object is the flattened out surface that can then be folded back into its 3D shape. Students learn the basics of stereotomy by creating the net of a cube, pyramid, irregular pyramid, single and double curved surfaces, and then onto roof designs. A lot of the net projects include irregular pitched roofs with hips and valleys, and others include curved surfaces. The advantage of practicing this technique enables the brain to better visualize the overall size and shape of a design very clearly in the mind first. They are exercises for the mind. An idea is first seen in the mind's eye....
Students will use paper as a medium for creating the net surfaces. These courses are great for architects, designers, carpenters, general contractors, and those interested in creating and designing structures.
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Marc Adams School of WoodWorking, Franklin, United States

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