In this Rhino tutorial, you'll learn how to create a wood or metal wave fin facade in Rhinoceros 3D (rhino). Check out the full course here: successfularchistudent.com/co...
In the Revit and Rhino Workflow Course, you’ll learn how to create and document incredible architectural designs.
This wave fin facade can easily be exported into any 3D modelling software, including Revit and Sketchup. This type of facade is gaining popularity for its shading capabilities as well as its aesthetic. The material can be changed to wood (timber) or metals such as extruded aluminium.
Why should you learn Revit AND Rhino?
Both Revit and Rhino are great for architects. But, they also have their shortcomings. Revit is great for project management and documentation, though it lacks design freedom and form generation. Rhinoceros 3D is perfect for free form generation and design freedom, but lacks that documentation capability. Merge Rhino and Revit together and you’ve got yourself the perfect architecture software package.
What will you learn in this 2 hour Revit and Rhino course?
You'll learn how to work between Rhino and Revit to design incredible buildings in Rhino and document them in Revit. The course has a major focus on designing in Rhino and bringing those designs into Revit. You'll learn basic to advanced Rhinoceros 3D commands, how to export from Revit in the correct file type for Rhino, and vice-versa. Additionally, the course has a focus on designing a waved fin façade for a multi-storey, real life project. You'll learn how to create a complex waved fin facade that looks great and can be replicated across projects.
If you’re interested in designing some really cool things with Rhino, with the ability to document them using Revit, check out the full course here:
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