Roofs and Terrains Based on Skeletal Structures

This research was supported by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF): Grants P25816-N15 and ORD 53-VO. Joint work with Peter Palfrader. Click on an image to get a larger one.

				A roof for a traditional Austrian farm house. The roof was constructed based on an additively weighted straight skeleton of the (exterior) footprint of the house.
				A house with a cross-gabled roof. The roof was constructed based on an additively weighted straight skeleton of the (exterior) footprint of the house.
				A house with a cross-gabled roof. The roof was constructed based on an additively and multiplicatively weighted straight skeleton of the (exterior) footprint of the house.
				A terrain around a section of the Danube. The terrain was constructed based on an additively and multiplicatively weighted straight skeleton of the (exterior) footprint of the house.
				A gablet roof. The roof was constructed based on an additively weighted straight skeleton of the (exterior) footprint of the housel; the weights change over time.
				A clerestory roof. The roof was constructed based on an additively weighted straight skeleton of the (exterior) footprint of the house; the weights change over time.
				A gambrel roof. The roof was constructed based on an additively and multiplicatively weighted straight skeleton of the (exterior) footprint of the house; the weights change over time.
				A rhombic roof. The roof was constructed based on an additively and multiplicatively weighted straight skeleton of the (exterior) footprint of the house.
				A flat-top roof. The roof was constructed based on an additively and multiplicatively weighted straight skeleton of the (exterior) footprint of the house; the weights change over time.
				A roof of an Asian-style temple. The roof was constructed based on an additively and multiplicatively weighted straight skeleton of the (exterior) footprint of the house; the weights change over time. In a post-processing step, some straight-line ridges were replaced by curved arcs.

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