If you were unable to attend the latest Rhino User Webinar live, it is now available to view!
Ashkan Rezaee has been kind enough to share his workflow with an end-to-end look at iterative toolmaking with designers and domain experts. Watch this recorded webinar if you are interested in co-defining the data model, using system and workflow architecture inside Grasshopper, instrumenting prototypes for real-time feedback, and converging toward a robust, user-friendly plugin.
The recording of our Educator’s Lab webinar: Computational Food Design: Teaching Rhino & Grasshopper with Edible Briefs is now available!
In this mouth-watering session, architect and Authorized Rhino Trainer Jose Antonio Carrillo reveals how he fuses architecture, gastronomy, and digital fabrication with Rhino 8 and Grasshopper to make computational design instantly tangible and engaging for students.
He walks us through his first food-inspired architecture project, the touching story of how the Ribbon Chapel shaped one of his designs, and how these inspirations evolved into chef collaborations, award-winning student outcomes, a demo that both teaches and inspires you to design your own cakes, and his latest cross-disciplinary research.
If you’re seeking fresh teaching strategies, new ways to engage students, or just love seeing computation meet cuisine, this recording is a must-watch.
Rhino User Webinar Live and InteractingDecember 10, 2025 - 4:00 PM (CET)
In this webinar, Gregor Doblinger from Delugan Meissl Associated Architects | DMAA will demonstrate a complete workflow using the Grasshopper–Archicad Live Connection. He will showcase the roof design of the Badischen Staatstheater as a live case study, covering shape-finding processes in Rhino/Grasshopper, adaptive base geometry parametrically linked to Archicad, and strategies for maintaining design flexibility while detailing complex structures.
The session will also explore key Archicad functionalities and tips within Grasshopper—including beams, element properties, AC nodes, and generating 2D plans—and insights into workflow structure and live visualization with Enscape.
About the speaker:
Gregor Doblinger is an Austrian architect and computational design specialist with extensive experience leading housing projects and collaborating on large-scale cultural and urban developments. He studied at the technical school for carpentry in Hallstatt before studying architecture at the Vienna University of Technology, where he completed his thesis. Since 2020, he has contributed to numerous high-profile projects with DMAA. His work spans architecture, computational workflows, and interdisciplinary design, including jewelry design collaborations.
Industrial designer Andrés Roppa, founder of Frame-Stock, shares how he’s reshaping eyewear design through Rhino, Grasshopper, parametric modeling, and 3D printing. In this ShapeDiver interview, he explains how his tool Frame Maker converts 2D outlines into ready-to-prototype 3D frames, making customization faster and more accessible. Especially when combined with ShapeDiver and the App Builder. Explore real-world applications like Vision Now, the balance between automation and creativity, and how emerging technologies are redefining the future of the industry.
Read the full interview here...
In this live webinar we will have the opportunity to have an end-to-end look at iterative toolmaking with designers and domain experts. Join the webinar if you are interested in co-defining the data model, using system and workflow architecture inside Grasshopper, instrumenting prototypes for real-time feedback, and converging toward a robust, user-friendly plugin. We will show patterns, pitfalls, and handoffs that turn exploratory routes into maintainable, documented, deployable tools at scale.
About the speaker:
Ashkan Rezaee is a designer and toolmaker who blends architecture with technology to create innovative solutions in AECO industry. With a master's degree in Computational Building Development and Fabrication and a background in Architecture Engineering, Ashkan has a strong foundation in sustainable design and environmental simulation practices. His academic journey also includes a deep dive into fabrication tools and methods, enabling him to bridge the gap between design and production seamlessly. His current role is Sustainability Specialist and Software Developer at Henning Larsen in Copenhagen.
Get guided by Peggy Yu as she walks you through how computational design drives innovation in art and furniture. Explore two fascinating projects: first, a robotic interactive sugar-printing experiment, where Grasshopper translates human sound into precise robotic motion; then a deep dive into the Pat-chair, a case study showing how computational tools shape both the form of the piece and its digital manufacturing toolpath.
If you’re already designing in Rhino, this session shows how RhinoLands extends your native workflow for terrain and grading, no context switching, no workarounds.
Why it fits right into Rhino
🔗 Join the webinar: Modeling Topography & Grading with RhinoLands (2D/3D)
Secure your seat—register now.
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Since 2009, numerous third-party plug-ins have aimed to improve interoperability between Autodesk’s BIM software Revit and Rhino/Grasshopper. Introduced with Rhino 7, Rhino.Inside.Revit significantly advances this integration by adding over 300 Revit-aware components to Grasshopper, enabling users to query, modify, analyze, and create native Revit elements directly within Grasshopper.
Rhino.Inside.Revit also provides a powerful translation API for building custom conversion workflows between Revit data and Rhino geometry and metadata. Its advanced geometry conversion API ensures accurate translation of complex Rhino shapes into Revit, and it is fully accessible through Grasshopper’s Python and C# scripting components.
In this workshop, Junghwo Park, BIM Manager at Doka GmbH, will introduce participants to Rhino.Inside.Revit, a powerful framework that integrates Rhino and Grasshopper directly within Autodesk Revit. Participants will gain a basic understanding of Rhino.Inside.Revit, learn about BIM management use cases, and explore parametric BIM workflows with Rhino.Inside.Revit and selected Grasshopper plugins for design automation.
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Course requirements: This workshop is intended for Revit users who want to learn how to integrate Rhino and Grasshopper into their workflows, as well as for Rhino and Grasshopper users who wish to explore the use of Rhino.Inside for Revit. Basic knowledge of Rhino, Grasshopper, and Revit (version 2024.3) is required.
Software requirement: Rhino 8, Revit 2024.3
Online course fees for each course: EUR 395 (+VAT); full-time students and university teachers get a 50% discount (proof of status required). Please note that we will confirm your seat after your payment has cleared.
Maximum number of participants for each course: 25. If there is no quorum, the course will be canceled 15 days before.
Shape to Fabrication took place earlier this year in London, and the organisers, Simply Rhino, have now published all of the technical write-ups of the presentations that took place during the 2-day AEC-focused conference.
If you were unable to attend the latest Rhino User Webinar live, it is now available to view!
Get guided by Ignacio Fuentes-Cantillana Monereo and learn from him the fundamentals of SubD in Rhino and Grasshopper —how its geometry enables complex forms with crisp creases—through a quick form-finding exercise and real project examples, then jump to fabrication: panelization, machine-learning-aided layout, and how SubD data drives milling and robotic workflows to deliver complex results.
Ping-Hsiang Chen, former computational designer at Zaha Hadid Architects, will lead a three-day online Kangaroo Physics workshop hosted by McNeel Europe.
This course introduces Kangaroo Physics, the live physics engine in Grasshopper, covering interactive simulation, form-finding, optimization, and constraint solving. Participants will learn to simulate material behavior, analyze geometry, and create animations, while exploring core concepts like constraints, particle systems, and material properties.
The workshop will also cover the application of Kangaroo to various geometry types, including NURBS, Mesh, and SubD.
On completion of this course, participants are expected to be able to:
Day 1 – Fundamentals of Physics-Based Modeling
Day 2 – Form Finding and Geometry Optimization
Day 3 – Advanced Applications and Workflows using Kangaroo
Course requirements: The class is designed for participants who have completed the Grasshopper Level 1 course or regularly use Grasshopper in their daily work and are familiar with its basic data structures. An intermediate level of proficiency in Rhino is also recommended.
Software requirement: Rhino 8
Online course fees for each course: EUR 395 (+VAT); full-time students and university teachers get a 50% discount (proof of status required). Please note that we will confirm your seat after your payment has cleared.
Maximum number of participants for each course: 25. If there is no quorum, the course will be canceled 15 days before.
METSTRADE 2025
NDAR booth 05-257, Hall 5
18-20 November
Amsterdam
The Netherlands
METSTRADE is a prime opportunity to connect, exchange ideas, and explore
the latest marine innovations for naval architecture and shipbuilding.
Meet the NDAR Team at Hall 5, booth 05-257 and learn from them the latest developments in Orca3D, the powerful
naval architecture and marine design plug-in for Rhino3D.
🔍 What's new? The NDAR Naval Architecture Solution combines the Rhino3D
platform with marine plug-ins Orca3D, ExpressMarine, VisualARQ and all
Rhino3D plug-ins, seamlessly integrating specialist applications GHS,
ShipWeight, MAESTRO Marine, NavCad.
📅 Let’s Meet! To ensure dedicated time to your specific needs, please schedule a meeting in
advance with the NDAR Team:
Simply Rhino have published their meeting notes following the recent Grasshopper UK UGM that took place at Sybarite in London on the 8th of October.
Join How To Rhino's FREE online workshop & discover how to leverage Grasshopper's optimization tools to make smarter, data-driven design decisions and elevate your portfolio!
In this value-packed workshop, you'll learn:
Includes practical video lessons & live Q&A sessions.
Would you benefit by becoming an Authorized Rhino Trainer (ART)?
Your certification will allow you to stand out from others offering Rhino training.
As an ART, you can post your class schedule to the Rhino Learn page for exposure to Rhino users who visit the website. This schedule can be searched by type of training and region.
ART Requirements include participation in this online class.
This online class is for ART candidates in the North American Regions.
(Other regions may also give permission for you to join our class.)
Online Class Format
See the ART Requirements for all Regions.
Questions? Please email Mary Ann Fugier.
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