Any workarounds for creating a region with non-coplanar points?

[Sharkbite]

Can anyone give me a suggestion for how to go about creating a surface, region or 3D object using non-coplanar points? I'm drawing a few different 3D models for an artist friend of mine to use in her proposal on a local public art project.

 

However for this version I am bottlenecking on how to create these regions. I have vertical(ish) beams of varying height twisting in different directions with sheets of alternating metals welded in-between, the bottoms line up straight with the tops following an S curve but with the twisting geometry the top two endpoints for each will always be in separate planes.

 

Any suggestions would be very much appreciated!

 

PublicArtModel.dwg

[kencaz]

Try lofting a surface using the sides as your guides...

 

 

PublicArtModel_01.dwg

[Sharkbite]

Oh wow.. for whatever reason I was under the impression lofts could only follow one guide path. That was incredibly easier than I anticipated, thank you very much!

 

 

 

Now I feel foolish

 

Anyway, thanks again!