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Geometric design framework builds intricate curves and looping bands from simple 3D shapes
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Consider the sweeping arc of a ship's hull or a modern concert hall roof. These curved structures can be built by gently bending flat surfaces like sheet metal into beautiful curves. By defining the geometry of such interesting, undulating structures, we can understand their properties, replicate and manipulate them.
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