meshformade
Meshformade is a design and manufacturing concept that refers to creating three-dimensional objects from interconnected mesh elements arranged to yield a continuous form. The approach emphasizes parametric control of topology, enabling designers to tailor stiffness, weight, and aesthetics by varying mesh density and node connectivity.
The term blends mesh, form, and made, signaling a focus on mesh-based geometries produced through digital fabrication.
Technical characteristics include the use of lattice networks, generative algorithms, and variable density to influence mechanical
Fabrication workflows often rely on parametric modeling tools and data formats compatible with additive manufacturing, laser
Applications are found in architecture, furniture, product design, wearable technology, and sculpture. Benefits include lightweight yet
In design discourse, meshformade is discussed in relation to lattice structures, metamaterials, and topology optimization, with