Alexandria for Grasshopper
Alexandria is a collection of tools for Grasshopper for Rhino which allow users to input simple information such as an open/closed curve, a point, number slider, etc. to create complex 2D and 3D geometries, arrays, attractors, and patterns.
This is a living project, and it will continue to grow as we use it. The more we use it, the more it will grow. Below are a few places you can visit for help installing, using, and troubleshooting Alexandria. User feedback is encouraged, so please reach out to me with any questions, ideas, and suggestions you might have.
Scroll to the bottom of this page, or visit our Documentation Page to learn more about Alexandria.
Grasshopper, Made User Friendly
Alexandria greatly reduces the number of components an end-user must add and connect to their Grasshopper definition, while preserving customizability and control over the final result. With this plugin, new and experienced users can create parametric designs much faster and more easily than before.
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Project Documentation and Resources
Documentation Hub
See all project documentation in one place. Visit here for more details.
Download and Use Alexandria
Download Alexandria
Find the latest release of Alexandria as well as companion Grasshoper files.
Install Alexandria
Learn how to install and run Alexandria on your own device.
Getting Started with Alexandria
Find help getting started with Alexandria and see a breakdown of tools and components.
Built with Alexandria
Architectural Case Studies (W.I.P)
See projects designed using Alexandria for Grasshopper
Example Files
Download a variety of example files containing different project scripts and models.
Additional Resources
Research Literature
Read the research published by Alexandria related to parametric design, architecture, and other subjects
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Get answers to some frequently asked questions about Grasshopper, Rhino, and Alexandria.
Release Notes
See information about updates to Alexandria and find legacy versions here.