How To Approach Faceted Triangular Facade?

[marknoonmn]

Hello , so I have a project where my building has a faceted facade , composed of triangles dragged to various directions , its a revisited  project.

The problem is the facade needs to have a thickness - either panels on interior exterior and a framing or by some sort of concrete pieces.

The problem is I cant make adequate walls from those faces.

i've tried wall by face , curtain system , adaptive components and I cant get the faces to be thick in a clean manner - they either intersect each other or leave gaps between them.

The best approach i've tried is 3 point adaptive components with points offseted by the horizontal plane - this way they all interconnect cleanly and adjust but then the thickness is non uniform with 0 in some places.

is this type of geometry even possible in revit?

couldn't do anything with it even in Grasshopper.

so how would you approach it?

*The building was made in rhino and then imported as mass using Rhino.Inside*

[barthbradley]

What about Dividing the Mass Surface and applying Pattern-Based Curtain Panels to it?  

Here a an example of a panel on a divided surface. Each panel can have varying thicknesses, controlled parametrically by changing the offset of value of each of the panel's four corners ("w", "x", "y", and "z").

[marknoonmn]

unfortunately it would still form a seam between each face , the panel needs to be adapted to the neighboring face instead of being extruded by the normal of each face ,like it need to taper maybe inwards sort of. 

[barthbradley]

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@marknoonmn wrote:

unfortunately it would still form a seam between each face , the panel needs to be adapted to the neighboring face instead of being extruded by the normal of each face ,like it need to taper maybe inwards sort of. 

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Then make an undulating mass face, divide the surface and apply panels with a uniform thickness.  No?  

[marknoonmn]

any other suggestions?