The cube-based construction of many traditional lattices
presents a challenge when conforming to curved volumes.

Either the part must be intersected with a larger lattice cube,
leaving irregular struts, or very small unit cells
must be used to closely approximate the curve.

Alternatively, you could generate the cells directly from
the part’s curved side surfaces, but a singularity
is formed in part’s center where all the beams
will merge together into a dense axis.

This 'lotus pattern' explores possible ways of
addressing this singularity, either eliminating it all together
or forming a separate inner section that
seamlessly connects to the outer region.