Rhino grasshopper architecture11/5/2023 I've used GH to rapidly generate cladding and glazing schemes in the early stages of projects when we're playing with massing, or pitching a concept early. I've used GH to generator vector graphics for printed wallcoverings. I've used GH to produce the preliminary architectural and structural design / formfinding + FEM model rationalization into SAP2000 for this bridge If you’ve got a programming background and gh knowledge I’d use it actively, but focus on architecture. It feels different when the drawings are not the final product. Mostly we deliver IFC and they don’t look good, but convey the design and metadata. I do very little graphic representations of architecture now. Over time, more and more people have been curious about our workflows, and we’ve also hired a few people based on their masters being both good and gh heavy. We then proceeded to do stuff faster, and used some of the time saved to make scripts to save even more time. and then introduced VR to the company I work for, and talked my boss into letting me and a colleague get rhino licenses. I got hired as an architect based my portfolio, started out doing renders, diagrams etc. I also did a course called advanced computational design, and I really enjoyed both gh(after a while) and Interactive ways og presenting and VR. In school I did some quite artsy courses and enjoyed them a lot. I just know that my skill set ultimately is stronger on the analytical problem solving side than the graphic representation side (which I am of course here to develop), so I am curious about someone in your position’s thoughts about how to best make use of my next three and a half years. I suppose I am writing to ask what kind of path you took to where you got wherever you are today, since it sounds like the ideal kind of position I would love to be in X years from now. Of course on the other hand I think I am much less developed than my classmates though when it comes to making a convincing graphic layout or beautifully composed section with lots of photoshop post processing etc etc. I also have substantial programming background. Turns out that all this work has me actually substantially ahead of many in my cohort in terms of GH problem-solving/familiarity/etc. Having said that, I have used GH a lot for some art projects and dove really deep into it over the summer to prepare for school. The past month or two has been intense already, a bit overwhelming and I feel totally out of my element when it comes to making/designing architectural drawings. The workshop will be online, it is FREE to attend, but there are limited seats available, so make sure you register as soon as possible.I’m new in an MArch program but I have zero arch background - studied music in undergrad, worked doing interactive art installations for the past few years. There will be 4 workshop videos, 4 live streams, and 2 QnA sessions. The workshop is held by Dusan and Lazar, architects from Serbia and founders of the How to Rhino – a platform that helps architects to learn how to use Rhino3D and Grasshopper for Architecture. You’ll learn how to fuse the design phase of the project from Rhino3D and Grasshopper with the construction phase in Revit. The focus of this workshop will be on how to use Rhino3D efficiently when modeling basic and more organic and fluid geometries, how to start using Grasshopper from scratch with a beginner-friendly learning approach, and how to understand the logic behind parametric modeling.Īnother big topic will be the newest tech from McNeel called Rhino Inside Revit and how to make a seamless connection between parametric designs in Grasshopper with BIM capabilities in Revit. If you’re an architect or a designer and you have a strong interest in learning Rhino3D, Grasshopper3D, and Rhino Inside Revit specifically for architecture, How to Rhino will host a workshop called Rhino & Grasshopper for Architects from June 6th to June 16th.
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