For Part 1, I used a panelized shaped wall surface to map the image color on. Flexible parameters are: the arc’s radius; the arc’s starting angle; the arc’s ending angle;the height of the wall. Specifically, I first create a surfaces by defining two arcs (one original and one elevated). Then, it is panelized with a adaptive panel, whose color is then overlapped to map the image on.
The pictures below are the Revit model and the original picture
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For the second part. I first create a serpentine using the sin function to change defining points of a curve. As a result, we have many flexibles: the length of the wall; the height of the wall; the height of the wall; the amplitude of the waves in the wall. The following steps are similar to part1, except the brightness node is added and panel sizes are adjusted.
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