I’m developing an educational module on form and structure and need a meticulously crafted 3D model built natively in Rhino. The reference material is here: https://ecologyofforms.home.blog/represent/ and should guide overall proportions, surface articulation, and any subtle geometric rhythms you can spot. Key points you should know • Purpose: Education—students will dissect the file layer by layer to understand advanced NURBS techniques, so clean, well-named construction history is essential. • Resolution: Please push the detail as far as Rhino comfortably allows; crisp edges, accurate curvature, and watertight joins are mandatory. • Output: The finished file must be ready for 3D printing. Provide the Rhino source (.3dm) plus a print-ready STL with correct tolerances, wall thickness, and no non-manifold edges. If you’re fluent in Rhino and comfortable preparing high-resolution, print-ready geometry, I’d love to see examples of similar work and hear how quickly you can turn this around.