In this module, we learned about the general use of the program Rhino, applied in manipulating a certain topography of a Tasmanian landscape. This will allows us to manipulate form, and in the end, creating 2D and 3D pattern and panels. These were then designed and combined in the program Rhino, which in the end led us to creating our first 3D model personal rendering of the landscape.

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The final model is as pictured below. The general plan view of the model tries to resemble the Southeastern Australian coast from the Adelaide area all the way to Sydney area, with a slight bit of northern Tasmania visible and the bottom of the model. Moreover, during the construction process, to ease identification of the unrolled surfaces, the rows were named each by a notable city located in that row, for example Sydney Row, Canberra Row, Melbourne Row, all the way to Whyhalla Row.