# Voûte de LeFevre-inspired Pavillon out of the GHPython Generator!

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**Created:** [April 29, 2021, 5:40pm UTC](https://discourse.mcneel.com/t/voute-de-lefevre-inspired-pavillon-out-of-the-ghpython-generator/123362 "2021-04-29T17:40:15Z")\
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Dual, ngon mesh in — [Voûte de LeFevre](https://www.matterdesignstudio.com/la-voute-de-lefevre)-like design out! 🐍 🕶

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The **GHPyhton script** , a **short description** about some of its limitations and features, as well as an **example GH file** , and even more renderings can be found here:

> [@Creating a geometry in python using curves from mesh](https://discourse.mcneel.com/t/creating-a-geometry-in-python-using-curves-from-mesh/122797/17):
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> Hi @mike_002 and @inno, Here’s a revision of my Python script from the weekend. It mostly works now, after figuring out some of the bugs. The script only produces polylines that then can be lofted with vanilla Grasshopper components, and thus made into three-dimensional geometry. I’ve included a workflow with meshes and one with polysurfaces in the Grasshopper file. I’d use the meshes for prototyping and finding a desired design and the breps for manufacturing or really sharp re…

A big shout out to @DanielPiker! Thanks for the imbalanced TriRemesh component! 🙂