Thursday, May 27, 2021

The Journal for Digital Landscape Architecture (JoDLA) 6-2021 is online!

 

The open-access Journal for Digital Landscape Architecture (JoDLA) 6-2021 is online available at https://gispoint.de/jodla.html. Research papers representing practical and theoretical approaches regarding the latest technological advances in digital landscape architecture will be presented these days at the DLA virtual conference 2021, May 26–28, with the topic Resilient Landscape Architecture and Global Change.

More information...

IAAC Global Summer School 2021 - Online workshop applications open!


Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia
Global Summer School 2021 // July 5-29, 2021

The Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC) is glad to launch another edition of the Global Summer School (GSS21), the 14th edition of the international summer educational program focussing on designing the future of our cities. The program will take place online from IAAC Barcelona from July 5 through July 29.

This year, the GSS21 offers a unique online platform interconnecting its extraordinary network of faculty, industry collaborators, and laboratories in the most extensive online educational summer course of 2021. Since the first editions, we have digitally connected, meeting, sharing, and learning together in an incredible global environment of innovators and educators.

IAAC decided to launch a novel, flexible model, enriching our digital routes within a new format. The GSS21 will offer four online workshops exploring the impact of novel tools in the definition of a new Advanced Architecture at different scales. The program is an opportunity for architecture, design, art students, and professionals alike to conduct multi-level investigations on computational design, urban analytics, design for robotics—controlling IAAC robots remotely—and environmental design.

This new program will celebrate alternative learning models dealing with the challenges of transforming our cities, architecture, and technology. Each participant can now trace a personal path in this dynamic format, picking a single GSS21 workshop or enrolling in the entire program. Every module will be run by IAAC faculties, allowing the participants to interact, work and develop projects in a class environment, taking part in Global Lectures and meeting international experts and guests.

“The world is seeking new minds in design, architecture, and construction to address emerging challenges in our societies and cities,” said Aldo Sollazzo, director of the IAAC Global Summer School. “Programs such as the Global Summer School provides the budding minds of the architecture field with the tools they need to shape new solutions.”

The previous edition of GSS20 was a success, counting more than 150 international participants worldwide joining together an explorative summer educational program. Students and professionals interested in participating need to apply here by June 25, 2021.

Join the biggest educational summer program ever done before!


Wednesday, May 26, 2021

IAA Mobility Design Competition 2021


 

Design and architecture students are welcome to participate in the IAA Mobility Design Competition 2021.
⁠⁠
Share your creative interpretations for the future of mobility and you could be presenting your concepts to a room full of design experts and leaders from some of the top global mobility Companies at the IAA Mobility Conference in Munich, Germany.

The competition has three categories:

  • Mobility in the city of the future
  • Urban Transportation of the future
  • Mobility UX / UI of the future

⁠⁠Design briefings, information, and participation requirements are available here.

Participants are welcome to use Rhino and Grasshopper to create their concept designs.

More information...


Tuesday, May 25, 2021

New online workshop for landscape architects: Rhino + Lands Design


Asuni has organized a new workshop for landscape architects that first covers essential functions of Rhino (including 2D drafting and layouts) and later the main features of Lands Design.

Rhino + Lands Design
  • June 9, 14, 16, 2021 (Rhino); 22, 28 and June 22, 28, 30, 2021 (Lands Design)
  • 17h-19h GMT+2 / 10 AM US Central time
  • Language: English
  • Price: 360€+VAT (Students 50% off)
Lands Design
  • June 22, 28, 30, 2021
  • 17h-19h GMT+2 / 10 AM US Central time
  • Language: English
  • Price: 180€+VAT (Students 50% off)

Webinar: Wacom + RhinoCAM (in Spanish) - May 27, 2021


Webinar: Wacom con RhinoCAM 2021
May 27 at 10:00 am CEST

Icreatia has organized a new webinar where you will learn how to combine modeling in Rhino with Wacom tablet and milling with RhinoCAM.


Wednesday, May 19, 2021

Free Webinar: Grasshopper is for All Engineers! Not Just for Architects (June 24, 2021)


Free Webinar: Grasshopper is for All Engineers! Not Just Architects
June 24, 2021 (14:00-15:00 CEST or 20:00-21:00 CEST)
Speaker: Krzysztof Wojslaw


"Absurd shapes and crazy geometry is not the only job for parametric tools. In this webinar, I want to convince you that Grasshopper can be used in all engineering disciplines.

I will summarise my four years of work on projects designed and implemented with the use of Grasshopper and will present various uses and applications of parametric design."


Syntactic Elements V1.0 Webinar by DesignMorphine (June 26, 2021)


June 26, 2021

Syntactic Elements V1.0 will explore a direct mesh-to-fabrication workflow through mesh strip element discretization with Grasshopper. This technique is suitable for multiple scales of installations and materials ranging from paper to metal plating. 

In this course, we will adapt mesh form-finding techniques using Kangaroo to site-specific considerations. We will then deconstruct the resultant mesh into triangle strips using Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) to ensure various design goals. The proposed workflow can rationalize doubly-curved geometries and forms that resist quad panel planarization. Using parallel data streams to reference relationships between parts and the whole, we will develop a labeling system that doubles as an assembly ruleset and apply it to the fabrication data. Students will be able to export their results in color-coded, optimally packed curves suitable for laser cutting or similar processes. 

Ultimately, students will learn how to design, optimize, rationalize, and document parts that can be laser cut to construct a real-world structural whole that can be easily assembled for quick and efficient fabrication.



INDESEM.21: DATASCAPE - International Design Seminar (May 29-June 3, 2021)


May 29-June 3, 2021

INDESEM (International Design Seminar) is a biennale founded by a group of students in 1962 and reinitiated in 1986 by Herman Hertzberger. The biennale is hosted at the faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment of the Delft University of Technology.

The program of the INDESEM seminar week consists of lectures, excursions, and a workshop, all organized around a specific contemporary theme. Every edition of the seminar aims to raise awareness about this theme and its consequences for architectural practice. The seminar provides an environment in which students, tutors, architects, and theorists engage in conversation and discussion about the current and future position of the architect within society.

INDESEM 2021: ‘DATASCAPE’

Today, the built environment is rapidly becoming an intersection between the physical and the digital worlds. The rise of the digital world is challenging the traditional design process. Data influences many aspects of our lives, from the ads we see on our social media feeds to the music recommendations on our Spotify pages. Every action, feeling, and step taken in the buildings we design can now be quantified. However, the impact of Big Data on our physical spaces remains unclear. How could dataabout how people live, breathe and move through the projects we createinfluence our future architectural designs?

INDESEM.21 offers you the chance to have personal conversations with architects at the forefront of the digital revolution, for example, a lecture by McNeel (Rhinoceros). Other speakers announced are Norman Foster (Foster + Partners), Patrik Schumacher (Zaha Hadid Architects), Ben van Berkel (UNStudio), Winy Maas (MVRDV), Kim Herforth Nielsen (3XN), Caro van de Venne (Barcode Architects), Wessel van Beerendonk (Studio RAP), Georg Vrachliotis (Professor Theory of Architecture and Digital Culture), Lennaert van Capelleveen (ArchiTech Company) and Sanne van der Burgh (MVRDV).

There will also be a lecture by Verena Vogler (McNeel Europe) about new Rhino and Grasshopper frameworks (Rhino.Inside, Rhino.Compute) and EU Research projects.

INDESEM has had the honor of hosting internationally acclaimed architects such as Aldo van Eyck, Adriaan Geuze, Rem Koolhaas, Wiel Arets, Ben van Berkel, Winy Maas, Daan Roosegaarde, Jean Nouvel, Shigeru Ban, Steven Holl, Greg Lynn, Peter Cook and Renzo Piano, and theorists such as Saskia Sassen, Bruno Latour, Anthony Vidler, Neil Leach and Michael Speaks.

Organization

INDESEM is organized by a student committee, consulted by renowned faculty professors. Herman Hertzberger, Wiek Röling, Michiel Riedijk and Winy Maas curated previous editions of the seminar. The INDESEM.21 board consists of Hidde Dijkstra, Tijmen Smith, Willem Damen, Inez Spaargaren, Valentin Zech, Louisa Hollander, Nadine Nossbaum and Elina Gaillard.


Controlmad's Summer Workshop Design and Parametric Fabrication ( June 28-July 16, 2021)


Controlmad's Summer Workshop Design and Parametric Fabrication
June 28-July 16, 2021

The course focuses on 3D modeling with Rhinoceros and parametric design with Grasshopper, obtaining actual results by constructing a large-scale prototype as a final project thanks to digital fabrication tools.

This edition will be in July with a hybrid format: Part I (3 weeks) will be with live online sessions. Part II (1 week; optional) can be followed online or on-site at Controlmad.

Students not only learn how to make 3D models and visual programming but also will implement various strategies to obtain structures of complex models, analyze, calculate, interact with the physical environment, etc. with the chance to manufacture different models with CNC technology, like cutting laser, milling machine and 3D printers.


DesignMorphine Masters Degree (Sep 2021-June 2022)


Sep 2021 to Jun 2022 (9 Months)

Everything humanity has designed so far is limited and based on how our bodies are designed and work, the way they experience reality around us. However, in this age and time, we have reached a crossroads where technology can and will eventually shape not only our minds but our bodies. In this sense, designing the future entails, first and foremost, designing the body that will live in that future. Challenges inevitably arise and demand innovators and pioneers to overcome them; new tools and technologies are required to materialize the answer; limits and boundaries will be crossed, and the equilibrium will change. In this journey, the compass will be a scalable notion of the human condition. Housing, transit systems, and the ways one moves around in the city, as well as the whole structure of the city itself, are essential aspects one has to consider when designing for this new reality. 

We are designing the whole world. It’s not a mere design process; it’s cosmogony.

One of the main software used in the program is McNeel Rhinoceros.


Training for Trainers Workshop - June 9-11, 2021


Training for Trainers Workshop

June 9-11, 2021
9:30 AM-1:30 PM
Hosted Online by McNeel Europe


Expert users of Rhino who want to get accredited as Authorized Rhino Trainers now have a chance to participate in this certification workshop hosted online by McNeel Europe and delivered by Vanessa Steeg.

To know more about the Rhino Authorized Training Program, click here...

Price of the course: €195 (+ taxes, if applicable).

Seats are very limited. Sign up now!


Tuesday, May 18, 2021

Rhino 7 + Grasshopper Spanish Workshop

 


LimaUno is offering its 4th season workshop for architecture students and related professionals, Rhinoceros 7 + Grasshopper. During this course, students will learn about explicit modeling from NURBS, Mesh to advanced SubD, parametric modeling with Grasshopper and Pufferfish, Physics Simulation and Analysis with Kangaroo and G-code generation, 3D printer hacking with Silkworm and Firefly-Kinect data analysis.

There are no requirements for previous experience for this course; participants will begin with the basics and end the class with advanced concepts and tools.

The course is in Spanish via Zoom. 

Dates: May 27–June 28, 2021
Fee: 300.00PEN (US$85.00 +VAT, if applicable) (Volume discount available)
Language: Spanish (International students with basic-intermediate Spanish level can apply)
Location: Lima-Peru. Live-streamed via Zoom


Questions? Contact estudio.lima.uno@gmail.com


Check out Rhino3D.Education for the latest courses on Rhino, Grasshopper, and more!

Two Rhino.Inside.Revit online workshops, June 28–29, June 30–July 1, McNeel Europe




Two Rhino.Inside.Revit online workshops
Tutors: Junghwo Park, Long Nguyen
Host: McNeel Europe (Barcelona)
Online Workshop 1 for users: June 28-29, 10 am-5 pm CEST
Online Workshop 2 for developers: June 30-July 1, 10 am-5 pm CEST


Since 2009, many third-party plugins have been developed to enable the interoperability between Autodesk's BIM software Revit and McNeel's Rhino/Grasshopper to various degrees of success in ease of use, performance (speed), and extendibility. With the recent release of Rhino 7 and the new technology known as Rhino.Inside, Revit and Rhino/Grasshopper can now work together more seamlessly than ever. Not only has this opened up a variety of opportunities that combine the strengths of both platforms in a flexible, efficient, and responsive way, but almost the entire ecosystem of third-party Rhino/Grasshopper plugins can be used in a shared workflow with Revit. Additionally, the Rhino.Inside technology also allows (third-party) developers to further push the limits by creating customized Grasshopper components (via C# and even Python) that can access the Revit API directly in the same runtime environment.


In this context, Long Nguyen, Computational Design Researcher and Software Developer, and Junghwo Park, BIM Specialist at Umdasch Group Ventures, will teach two Rhino.Inside.Revit online workshops at McNeel Europe.


Online Workshop 1 (2 days): 
The first workshop, taught by Junghwo, is dedicated to Revit users who want to learn about Rhino and Grasshopper or Rhino and Grasshopper users who want to learn about Rhino.Inside for Revit. Further, it is aimed at BIM creators, coordinators, and managers interested in parametric BIM workflow. 

Participants will get a basic understanding of how to use Rhino.Inside, will learn about BIM Management use-cases using Rhino.Inside and BIM workflow using Rhino.Inside and useful Grasshopper plugins for parametric BIM Design.

Course requirements: Basic knowledge of Rhino, Grasshopper, and Revit.

Online Workshop 2 (2 days): 
The second workshop is taught by Long and is dedicated to Revit or Rhino users who want to learn about the Revit and the Rhino APIs, and BIM experts with basic programming skills. The workshop will introduce how to make a custom Grasshopper component that relies on the Rhino.Inside framework to access the Revit API. The goal is to foster a better understanding of why Rhino.Inside makes the interoperability between different software applications much easier from a developer perspective (write and test code), to create C# scripts and custom Grasshopper components that access the Revit API, and ultimately to use the existing McNeel’s open software development framework for Rhino.Inside.Revit to make writing code easier.

Course requirements: As Workshop 2 is primarily based on the C# programming language, a basic level of C# and plugin development for Grasshopper is required. If you have no prior experience in either of these two topics, it is possible to self-learn using a free 3-day online course. (when visiting this URL, please scroll down until you see C# Scripting and Plugin Development for Grasshopper.) Even though this course is a 3-day online course, watching and following the first 1.5 days should be sufficient to participate in Workshop 2.

Online course fees:
Online Workshop 1 for users: EUR 250,- (+VAT); full-time students and university teachers get a 50% discount (proof of status required).

Online Workshop 2 for developers: EUR 250,- (+VAT); full-time students and university teachers get a 50% discount (proof of status required).

Special offer for both online workshops: EUR 480,- (+VAT)

Please note that your seat is confirmed after payment has cleared.

Max. number of participants for each course: 25. If there is no quorum, the course will be canceled 15 days before.

Course language: English


Educational seats are limited. Sign up now by contacting McNeel Europe!

Friday, May 14, 2021

AIAAF 2021 (AI Aided Architectural Fabrication 2021 Symposium) - May 21, 2021


AIAAF 2021 
May 21, 2021

The idea for AIAAF is to meet with other researchers, manufacturers, architects, engineers to showcase the works, discuss the existing research problems and potentially form some partnerships. While the event is open to the public, the talks are technical and academia-oriented. The name may suggest a very narrow niche for the speakers, but AIAAF is a premise of the futurea wide spectrum of topics will be covered.

AIAAF is a platform established to:

• Showcase the projects which are using fabrication aided by AI
• Discuss outstanding robotic fabrication projects
• Get familiar with the cutting edge simulation, modeling and AI methods
• Find out new areas of collaboration between the AI and Fab disciplines

Lineup
  • Gabriella Rossi (CITA)
  • Nathan Miller (Proving Ground)
  • Victor Sardenberg (Leibniz Universität Hannover)
  • Lidia Atanasova (Technical University of Munich)
  • Anatolii Kotov (Brandenburg University of Technology)
  • Cedric Droogmans, Luis Jayme Buerba, Elena Jaramazovic and Lorenzo Masini (IAAC Alumni)
  • Chien-hua Huang (China Academy of Art)
Cost: Free

Organizer: Brandenburg University of Technology

Language: English


Thursday, May 13, 2021

Computational Design: NEXT 5.0 - July 17-18, 2021



The Past, Present & Future: An online interactive conference with global frontiers. Two-Day Online Conference with Live Presentations, Tutorials, Interactive Sessions, Live Mentorship & Panel Discussions. A collaborative initiative by ParametricArchitecture (PA) with rat[LAB]EDUCATION, DesignMorphine, A>T. Computational Design: NEXT 5.0 brings together pioneers and professionals from all industries to meet and discuss new emerging technologies in art, architecture, design, and manufacturing.

Computational Design: NEXT is a collaborative initiative by some of the global frontiers of Computational Design to open up an Online Learning platform as a comprehensive online conference comprising of discussions, dialogues, tutorials, and mentorship to a global audience through thought-provoking and meaningful conversations curated by ParametricArchitecture (PA), one of the leading media platforms focussing on Computational Design and its various subsets.


Rhino UK User Group Meeting | May 20, 2021

Join SimplyRhino UK and McNeel on a new edition of the Rhino UK User Group Meeting.


Date: Thursday, May 20, 2021
Time: 18:30–20:00 (UK Time)

Presentation #1 – Astheimer Design – Delivering Mobility Solutions for a Sustainable* Future


AURA image ©Astheimer Design

Founded in 2009 by Carsten Astheimer with Russell Gillott, the Astheimer team has grown into a talented multidisciplinary team of designers and design engineers enabling the design, development, and building of road-going vehicles, award-winning boats, vertical take-off and landing aircraft, and more.

Carsten spent a large part of his career in Italy, the birthplace of automotive design, building and running one of the studios for Pininfarina. He then became design director for Brunswick, a multinational marine company where he met Russell, now the design director at Astheimer.

Presentation #2 – McNeel – Rhino 7, Design Possibilities


Kyle Houchens

Scott Davidson and Kyle Houchens will deliver McNeel's presentation.

The goal of the presentation is to showcase some of the new features of Rhino 7 and the possibilities they bring for design. The session will also demonstrate how users can apply these new tools to their workflow.


Wednesday, May 12, 2021

GhPython Dive Deeper online course

 


Have you ever struggled with coding in Rhino and Grasshopper

Thousands of people have joined us in the GhPython Introduction Online course and found coding much easier and fascinating!

With the interest of participants in a level two course, in order to extend their knowledge and learn more features about GhPython, we are happy to introduce you to the second level of GhPython Online called GhPython Dive Deeper

In this course, you will learn more data types, more functions, list comprehensions, format methods, creating color and animation in GhPython, differences between Rhino Common and rhinoscriptsyntax, and the amazing part of Rhino.Inside.Revit which lets you enjoy using Rhino with your Revit models, and vice versa.


Please, make sure that you have completed the GhPython Intro course before getting started for GhPython Dive Deeper

You will have the opportunity to upload your codes and question to get answers from your teacher, Niloofar Zaker


View all of the courses we offer here!

.Questions? Contact Niloofar Zaker 

Niloofar Zaker is a computational designer who works on parametric modeling in Rhino and Grasshopper with Python. She has a background in architecture, and after several years of working in this field, she believes coding is becoming the language of the near future. She is excited to share her experiences with you throughout the course. 

Check out Rhino3D.Education for the latest courses on Rhino, Grasshopper, and more!



New video tutorial for SectionTools in Rhino 7

 


In this video, Rajaa Issa shows the general workflow and the new functionality in SectionTools for Rhino 7 for Windows.

SectionTools is a free plugin by McNeel to create dynamic 3D sections and 2D layouts that update with model changes. 
Download and documentation are available here...

Monday, May 10, 2021

New food4Rhino webinars (May 2021): Procedural CS, Monoceros, Point Clouds for Rhino, and Notilus Nautical


Announcing new food4Rhino webinars in May 2021:


May 12 - 17:30h CEST 


Procedural CS is a cloud platform for using computational resources. The system is tailored for handling multiphysics simulation jobs used in the AEC industry. Compute is developed to seamlessly integrate with Grasshopper to keep the simulation workflow as efficient as possible.

In this webinar, we show you how to run daylight simulations in the cloud from within Revit. Learn how to scale your simulations beyond your laptop using Rhino.Inside.


May 19 - 16:00h CEST


Monoceros is a plugin for Rhino/Grasshopper created at Subdigital for computational design using the Wave Function Collapse algorithm. It is used for optimally occupying an envelope with discrete modules, where the spatial relationship between those modules can be constrained by a set of user-defined rules. Using the Wave Function Collapse algorithm provides an innovative and fast solution to the emerging architectural problem of discrete aggregation for design, architecture, and urban planning.

The webinar will introduce the plugin available for free at food4Rhino and demonstrate the possibilities of advanced discrete assembly.


May 20 - 16:00h CEST
Point Clouds for Rhino


3D scans hold a wealth of data and opportunities for Rhino users—if only they could easily use massive point cloud files in their design workflows.

Join us to discover how Veesus is helping Rhino users in various industries work effortlessly with point cloud data. We’ll discuss some of the common challenges faced by designers when working with 3D scan data, and we’ll see a demo of the Veesus Point Clouds for Rhino plugin, which enables Rhino users to edit and manipulate point clouds of any size natively. We'll also take a brief look into future technologies that can help with point cloud sharing and collaboration.

May 26 - 16:00h CEST


Developed mainly for the naval Industry, Notilus plugins aim to solve the time-consuming process of detailing in naval engineering.

Notilus Piping is an intuitive piping design and modeling plugin with a powerful library.

Notilus Steeler is strong plugin for steel structure design and documentation.

We will also walk through Notilus Clipper and the 2D documentation tool, Notilus Drafting, which is linked to all the other tools.


Click on the webinars' links to add them to your calendar and watch on YouTube live...

PAZ - Archicad + Grasshopper (Beginner)

PAZ Academy (Parametric Academy Zurich)
May 13, 2021 | 1:30 PM-5:00 PM CET


Join this 3-hour workshop if you are a beginner and want to be an Archicad user or if you are curious about parametric design and the Archicad-Grasshopper Live Connection. The skill level of the workshop is beginner.

During these three hours, you will receive a brief introduction to Rhino, Grasshopper, and of course, Archicad-Grasshopper Live Connection. You will develop a case study during the workshop based on a useful daily design issue.

After understanding the basics and gaining some hands-on experience, Andrés and Nora from Paz Academy will answer some specific questions, building the community while having a cold beer!

Also, join them in a Private 3H Workshop. You can select your ideal date, time, and language (English, Spanish, German, or Hungarian).


Sunday, May 9, 2021

Monoceros Online Workshop - May 27-30, 2021


Monoceros is a suite of tools for computational design using the Wave Function Collapse algorithm. It is used for optimally occupying an envelope with discrete modules, where a set of user-defined rules can constrain the spatial relationship between those modules. Using the Wave Function Collapse algorithm provides an innovative and fast solution to the emerging architectural problem of discrete aggregation for design, architecture, and urban planning. 

Monoceros is a plugin for Rhino / Grasshopper created at Subdigital and is available to download for free on food4Rhino

You can learn more from the Book of Project Monoceros.

With Monoceros you can
  • Design discrete aggregates in Grasshopper
  • Distribute modules in a meaningful way
  • Fill envelopes without gaps
  • Automatically set up your project
  • Design by showing examples
  • Have full control of data and assembly
  • Interfere with the solver
  • Analyze the result in realtime
  • Combine Monoceros with other plugins

Monoceros Online Workshop
brought to you by arx.ace on May 27-30, 2021


In four days of lectures and hands-on exercises, you will be introduced to a broad architectural context, explained the basics, guided through real-life examples, and revealed advanced concepts of a controlled discrete assembly.


Into the Wild - design competitions by Non Architecture


Nature is the designer of this world. Since ancient history, we have always imagined and represented nature in a great many ways across history, painting it and worshipping it. Today we ended up undervaluing it.

Architects and designers have control over our built environment; by designing cities and buildings to empower rather than disconnect from ecosystems, we can change our proximity to the environment and change our physical relationship to it. Rekindling our relationship with nature is a task that architecture and urban design are well suited to tackle. Recognizing and making decisions based on nature’s value will be essential for building a better world.

Bringing nature back into our cities and enhancing existing ecological zones can deliver a truly impressive array of benefits, ranging from health and well-being to climate change adaptation and mitigation. However, reconciling cities with nature requires more than just a scientific approach.

Into the Wild is a compilation of design challenges that aim to approach the element of nature from different perspectives.

In this scenario, Rhino software presents itself as a powerful creative tool to design and develop the most innovative proposal to submit on this series of competitions.


Friday, May 7, 2021

Teaching engineering students to use pencil and paper alongside digital design

In this article, Imperial College London discusses how their classes teach the roles of sketching, building paper models, and using Grasshopper.

Engineering students taught to use pencil and paper alongside digital design...



Useful Resources for Teaching Rhino


Useful Resources for Teaching Rhino
13 May 2021
3:00 PM – 4:30 PM CET
Hosted by McNeel Europe

Whether you teach architecture, industrial design, engineering, art, mathematics or you just started with a YouTube channel, this session will give you some ideas, insights, learnings, and cool perspectives to teach Rhino.

Learn how to incorporate Rhino into your current design curriculum, and discover all the material available for teachers: Rhino features, extra and market-specific tools, guides, videos, social and learning platforms, teachers advice, tips for online teaching, certifications, exams, training and much more!

Join Carla Sologuren from the McNeel Europe team on this free online webinar in English and let her introduce you to these Useful Resources for Teaching Rhino.

Don’t miss the chance to be part of our teachers' community!

Seats are limited.

Sign up now!


Thursday, May 6, 2021

Parametric Design Webinar (Rhino + Grasshopper)

Parametric Design Webinar
June 14, 2021 

Are you interested in gaining Parametric competency to push your design skills to the next level? Are you ready to learn a very exciting and powerful tool that will take your ideas and concepts to a whole new realm? 

This Parametric Design Webinar will provide you with the necessary knowledge and ability to use Grasshopper, a free visual programming plugin in Rhinoceros

If you already know Grasshopper and would like to uplift your parametric knowledge, you can choose Option 2. 

  • Option 1: General Webinar for Beginners - 8 Days / 16 hours in total: Starts June 14, 2021 
  • Option 2: Intensive Webinar for Intermediates - 4 Days / 8 hours in total: Starts June 21, 2021 

Time Zone: CET / Berlin Germany Time 

Language: English

Participants will be given a certificate of participation at the end of the webinar.

Complete details, registration, and webinar....


Free-Form from Scratch Workshop by Design-to-Production, May 10-12

 


Free-Form from Scratch Workshop 

Date: May 10-12
Time: 3 times 2 hours 19h30-21h30 CEST
Tutors: Sylvain Usai, Fabian Scheurer, and Evy Slabbinck (all Design-to-Production)

Design-to-Production has seen its share of free-form projects and experienced quite some dead ends and wrong turns. Do you want to know the secrets behind these amazing buildings? Join this workshop and learn all about the roadmap for the entire project life of a free-form project based on case studies. Design-to-Production shares its knowledge in an interactive practice-based manner and with a holistic approach, enabling participants to ask the right questions at the right time and safely navigate through the solution space of free-form structures.

Sign up now!...

Monday, May 3, 2021

AA Visiting School Khartoum

 

AA Visiting School Khartoum
@aaKhartoum
A Blue Dilemma (December-2021)

The AA Visiting School Khartoum takes place at the confluence of the Blue Nile and White Nile (the elephant trunk), a meeting node between Africa and Arabia. Khartoum will be the first stop where the Architectural Association School of Architecture will exhibit the School’s output. 

A Blue Dilemma (December-2021) looks at the often-neglected relationship between the unpredictability of altered water passages and the erasure of heritage.

The school’s agenda explores the intersection of climate change and heritage while reflecting on new modes of representation. The continuous reshaping of the flow of rivers is both a cause and effect of human patterns of behavior that have reshaped settlements at its shoreline throughout history. Today the course of the Nile is being altered once more through new urban developments and climate change posing a threat to sites adjacent to its riverbed. The school studies the challenges posed by climate change through the chosen site at Meroe and the ongoing alterations of water passages. Participants will engage with invited anthropologists, architects, artists, bioarchaeologists, community initiatives, and historians through lectures, seminars, studios, and workshops.

The school is structured around three modules:
  • First module: Explores various aspects of mapping climate change.
  • Second module: Delves into the intersection of climate change and heritage at the site to draw lessons from historical cycles of environmental challenges.
  • Third module: Is oriented toward the production of models and drawings that explore the materiality of the site.
Rhino and Grasshopper will be used during the last module.





New OFFMIAU workshops (in Spanish): Architectural Modeling (May 8-16) and V-Ray for Rhino (May 22-30)


Miaucademia - OFFMIAU announces new Rhino workshops (in Spanish):