This workshop is a quick guide for professionals who are interested in quickly learning INTER-SOFTWARE SKILLS: CAD-RHINO-GRASSHOPPER-REVIT to create accurate construction documentation. The workshop does not require any prior knowledge of Rhino Grasshopper and enables both seasoned professionals and new graduate designers to generate professional drawings by following the step-by-step instructions as proposed in this workshop. By participating in this workshop, you will be able to design a landform and extract the actual contour lines associated with the new landscape. This will then help you to generate accurate construction documentation that is readily buildable by landscape contractors.
Welcome to the workshop 01.
MODULE 1 – INTRODUCTION
MODULE 2 – UNDERSTANDING ESSENTIAL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPTS
MODULE 3 – PARAMETRIC LANFORM DESIGN AND DOCUMENTATION OVERVIEW: METHODS AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
MODULE 4 – PREPARING FILES IN AUTOCAD
MODULE 5 – GETTING STARTED WITH RHINO/GRASSHOPPER
Lessons
LESSON 1 – Steps 2 and 3 (Working with Rhino-Grasshopper) LESSON 2 – Working inside Rhino-Grasshopper LESSON 3 – Generating a Point Cloud based on the existing topo surface LESSON 4 – Working with the Point Cloud LESSON 5 – Organized points forming the swale LESSON 6 – Shaping the swale bottom line (Part 1) LESSON 7 – Shaping the swale bottom line (Part 2) LESSON 8 – Forming a Delaunay mesh to shape the overall topo-surfaceMODULE 6 – EXPORTING DATA FORM RHINO TO AUTOCAD & REVIT
MODULE 7 – ADJUSTING DIFFERENT DESIGN LAYERS FOR CONDUCTING CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTATION
Lessons
LESSON 1 – Checking the exported DWG file in AUTOCAD LESSON 2 – Checking the location of the centre point in the DWG LESSON 3 – Adding other layers to the new topography LESSON 4 – Creating separate layers (all sharing the same 0,0,0 point) for use in Revit LESSON 5 – Importing DWG files into Revit LESSON 6 – Adjusting scale before improving DWG layers in RevitMODULE 8 – CONCLUSIONS
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