Illustrator - Great Tutorial Website

Here is a great site with amazing tutorials. Topics include perspective drawing, Illustrator, & Photoshop.

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Rhino - Barcelona Pavillion Part 03 - Drawing The Section

In this Rhino video tutorial we will project a section drawing in 3d based on the the drawn plan and dimensional information about Mies Van Der Rohe’s Barcelona Pavilion.

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Rhino - Barcelona Pavillion Part 02 - Drawing The Plan

This Rhino video tutorial goes through the basic steps of drawing a plan of Mies Van Der Rohe’s Barcelona Pavilion.

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Rhino - Barcelona Pavillion Part 01 - Bitmap Underlay

This Rhino video tutorial will walk through the process of setting up a bitmap underlay of the Mies Van Der Rohe’s Barcelona Pavilion.

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It’s coming…. AutoCAD on a Mac!?!?!

So based on a few articles i just saw (links below) it looks like Autodesk is officially annoucing AutoCAD for Macs. I think this is going to get A LOT of architects to switch.

Virginia Tech lumenHAUS wins international Solar Decathlon in Madrid

Virginia Tech’s lumenHAUS has won the Solar Decathlon Europe competition.

Rhino Grasshopper Webinar

Tomorrow (6/11) at 1:30 p.m. EST, DesignReform will be hosting our first ever live training webinar. David Fano will be presenting a tutorial on Data Trees using Grasshopper for Rhino, and will be available for live questions afterward, so stop by with all of your Grasshopper questions.

WHObyYOU Relaunch (Win an iPad)

We’ve (David, Steve and Fed of CASE) been busy the last few months putting the finishing touches on the relaunch of our local search and recommendation service, WHObyYOU. Check it out: http://www.whobyyou.com

You can use WHObyYOU to find the best local businesses and service providers recommended by YOUR friends, colleagues and favorite local experts. Recommend things like model making supplier and 3d printers, or even who you used on that project to make you those window frames that you really liked, your structural engineer or steel supplier…

Here we go….. Check out WHObyYOU - Local, Social Search

This is the local, social search service that we (CASE) have been working on for a little over a year now and we wanted to share with DesignReform readers, please check it out.

Chile Earthquake Reconstruction Fund

One of the most basic needs post-earthquake is the inspection of structures post earthquake. Inspections are critical in determining the usability of the remaining infrastructure, which will allow the government to determine who can return to their homes, and who needs to be temporarily housed. Architects from all over have volunteered for these tasks, but getting to these areas and supporting these efforts still takes resources.

2 New Jobs on jobs.DesignReform

Positions available at KPF and Johnson Service Group are looking to fill BIM positions

lumenHAUS on Exhibit in Times Square

lumenHAUS – Virginia Tech Project 2009 – DOE Solar Decathlon (1.0 AIA CES) will be on exhibit in Times Square from January 27-31.

goBim Launches iPhone App

goBim has launched an iPhone App that offers mobile navigation to 3D BIM models!

SmartGeometry 2010 Barcelona: Application Deadline Extended!

The application deadline for the 2010 SmartGeometry Workshop in Barcelona has been extended to January 24th! Read up on the conference here and apply today!

Meet Up at Autodesk University

Autodesk University is coming up (December 1 - 3 in Las Vegas) and I will be all over the place!

I will be teaching two classes, one that will show anyone interested in parametric design the powerful new Conceptual Design Tools in Revit Architecture 2010 (Class ID: DV9210-2) and another on Parametric Design Modeling with Autodesk 3ds Max (Class ID: AB114-4). I will also be presenting at the Pecha Kucha event - a fast-paced visual conversation where a diverse group of creative thinkers show 20 compelling images for 20 seconds each - and will be a judge at the Cut&Paste Design Slam.

If you’d like too meet up and grab a drink or some dinner please shoot me an email at d.fano@case-inc.com. Hope to see you at AU!

Useful Revit Blogs

Useful blogs and resources discovered while researching Revit related issues over the past six months.

EVENT - Pike Loop, a Robot-Built Installation in NYC

In September 2009, Storefront for Art and Architecture will inaugurate an exhibition of the work of Swiss architects Gramazio & Kohler, Architecture and Digital Fabrication, ETH Zurich and, in conjunction with NYC Department of Transportation’s Urban Art Program, Storefront will present the first architecture project to be digitally fabricated on site, at 1:1 scale, in the US.

SketchUp 7.1 Released

New Features in SketchUp 7.1

(from avc.com) Donors Choose Bloggers Challenge: Going For The Threepeat

So.. This is a bit off topic but not really :) A blog that I read regularly (www.avc.com) posted this today last week (draft was started last week): http://www.avc.com/a_vc/2009/10/donors-choose-bloggers-challenge-going-for-the-threepeat.html and this is a link to Fred’s giving page.

All of the causes that Fred picked help young students learn with the assistance of technology. I just donated to Making Math Colorful Through Technology. besides a donation, I was thinking about proposing visual math with grasshopper. If simplified enough, do you think 5th graders would benefit from seeing simple math visually. I could imagine setting up sliders with integers that drive a simple series that makes boxes. If you know a teacher in the NYC area (or North East US) please let me know if this is something they would be interested in. I would really like to collaborate with them to see if we can use some of these visual techniques to teach simple concepts. This week I’ll post a video testing this out.

CASE’s Autodesk Curriculum has been published online!

CASE recently wrote a Conceptual Design Curriculum for Autodesk, discussing concepts, techniques and strategies most beneficial to users for creating conceptual designs using such platforms as 3DS Max, Maya, and Revit. This curriculum is now available to download from Autodesk’s website.

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