Archicad modelling
900 ron
Session 1 – Introduction to the work environment and settings, 2d tools:
• The concept of ‘Virtual Building’ in ArchiCAD: drawing the ‘3D model’ instead of the ‘2D drawing of some lines’;
• Work environment in the new interface from ArchiCAD 23 (Menu, Toolbox, Toolbars, Palettes and Project Navigator);
• Elements of documentation (Section, Elevation, Dimensioning, etc.).
Session 2 – Design tools:
• Wall;
• Slabs;
• Roof;
• Trim to roof;
• Stories settings.
Session 3 – Design tools:
• Beam;
• Column;
• Mesh;
• Grid system;
• Zones used for messing.
Session 4 – Objects:
• Settings
• Create new objects;
• Installing objects in LIBRARIES;
• STAIRS – building a staircase with the improved tool from Archicad23.
Session 5 – Advanced 3D:
• Shell and Morph;
• Solid Element Operations;
• Project Preferences.
Session 6 – View maps / Drafting / Layouting:
• Organizing VIEW MAPs and their optimal use;
• Renovation Tools;
• Drafting Tools – QUOTES, HATS, TEXT, Line Types;
• Complex Profiles (simplified);
• Master Layout if Layout Book;
• Pen Colors, Weights, Pen Sets;
• Publishing.
Archicad rendering
400 ron
Session 1
• Photorendering settings;
• Room settings.
Session 2
• Materials (use);
• SURFACE;
• Construction of a new material starting from textures.
Session 3
• Introduction of lights in the archicad scene;
• Post-production in Photoshop.
Rhinoceros modelling
900 ron
Session 1:
• Introduction to the Rhinoceros interface and settings for an optimal workflow;
• Line, curve and polyline in 3d modeling.
Session 2:
• Layers – settings and integration into a workflow;
• Plans – modification of the construction plan;
• Views – preparing views for 3d modeling.
Session 3:
• Free modeling of surfaces:
• Methods of generating surfaces and using “controlpoints”.
Session 4:
• Solid and Mesh volumes;
• Boolean operations with volumes;
• 3d model optimization for export.
Session 5:
• Mesh in Rhinoceros 6;
• Export 3d model;
• Record History – advanced 3d modeling.
Session 6:
• Layouting in Rhinoceros 3d, preparation of a final drawing.
Rinoceros rendering (V-ray)
400 ron
Session 1:
• Photorealistic rendering principles;
• Vray settings in detail.
Session 2:
• Use of materials in Vray;
• Preparation of a material from an initial texture, the addition of layers. Settings.
Session 3:
• Setting and using lights in Vray;
• Sun and environment in Vray;
• Preparing a framework for final rendering.
Autocad
900 ron
Session 1 – Introduction to the work environment
In the first session, students are introduced to the 2D work environment in Autocad through simple exercises. Commands addressed:
• Workspace and Modelspace settings;
• Navigating and selecting elements drawn in Modelspace;
• Layers (features, advantages, optimal way of use);
• Draw commands (line, circle, hatch);
• Modify commands (trim, extend, offset).
Session 2 – Advanced Draw and Modify commands
We will expand the range of commands used in 2D with:
• Modify commands: Chamfor, Fillet;
• Make Block, Insert Block (what is a Block, optimal use).
Session 3 – Preparing a drawing for the prince
We will introduce the “Layout” working mode:
• Introduction to Space Layout;
• Setting parameters for a page;
• Viewport command (different modes of use);
• Scale of a drawing (different types of drawings, drawing scales, line thicknesses).
Session 4 – Dimensioning and finalization of a 2D drawing
It details how to work in 2D through commands such as:
• Dimension (different dimensioning modes and settings);
• Measure and Divide;
• Plotting a drawing.
Session 5 – Introduction to 3D
Theoretical presentation of the 3D working mode:
• Line vs Polyline (differences and optimal use);
• Visual Styles;
• Modeling commands (basic 3D objects, 3D editing commands: Intersect, Substrate, Union);
• UCS setting (coordinate system manipulation);
• Navigation in the 3D model (Views, 3D Orbit).
Session 6 – Building a house or a complex piece of 3D mechanics
Expanding 3D building knowledge:
• Polysolid (the wall of a house);
• Sectionplane – generating a 2D drawing from 3D volumetry.
Photoshop Illustrator Indesign
400 ron
Session 1 – introduction to the essential differences between Photoshop, Illustrator and Indesign;
Session 2 – Photoshop – from the interface to the pictures manipulation (complete workflow);
Session 3 – Illustrator – preparing a drawing in Illustrator, graphic effects;
Session 4 – Indesign – preparing a brochure.
Archicad modelling
900 ron
Session 1 – Introduction to the work environment and settings, 2d tools:
• The concept of ‘Virtual Building’ in ArchiCAD: drawing the ‘3D model’ instead of the ‘2D drawing of some lines’;
• Work environment in the new interface from ArchiCAD 23 (Menu, Toolbox, Toolbars, Palettes and Project Navigator);
• Elements of documentation (Section, Elevation, Dimensioning, etc.).
Session 2 – Design tools:
• Wall;
• Slabs;
• Roof;
• Trim to roof;
• Stories settings.
Session 3 – Design tools:
• Beam;
• Column;
• Mesh;
• Grid system;
• Zones used for messing.
Session 4 – Objects:
• Settings
• Create new objects;
• Installing objects in LIBRARIES;
• STAIRS – building a staircase with the improved tool from Archicad23.
Session 5 – Advanced 3D:
• Shell and Morph;
• Solid Element Operations;
• Project Preferences.
Session 6 – View maps / Drafting / Layouting:
• Organizing VIEW MAPs and their optimal use;
• Renovation Tools;
• Drafting Tools – QUOTES, HATS, TEXT, Line Types;
• Complex Profiles (simplified);
• Master Layout if Layout Book;
• Pen Colors, Weights, Pen Sets;
• Publishing.
Archicad rendering
400 ron
Session 1
• Photorendering settings;
• Room settings.
Session 2
• Materials (use);
• SURFACE;
• Construction of a new material starting from textures.
Session 3
• Introduction of lights in the archicad scene;
• Post-production in Photoshop.
Rhinoceros modelling
900 ron
Session 1:
• Introduction to the Rhinoceros interface and settings for an optimal workflow;
• Line, curve and polyline in 3d modeling.
Session 2:
• Layers – settings and integration into a workflow;
• Plans – modification of the construction plan;
• Views – preparing views for 3d modeling.
Session 3:
• Free modeling of surfaces:
• Methods of generating surfaces and using “controlpoints”.
Session 4:
• Solid and Mesh volumes;
• Boolean operations with volumes;
• 3d model optimization for export.
Session 5:
• Mesh in Rhinoceros 6;
• Export 3d model;
• Record History – advanced 3d modeling.
Session 6:
• Layouting in Rhinoceros 3d, preparation of a final drawing.
Rinoceros rendering (V-ray)
400 ron
Session 1:
• Photorealistic rendering principles;
• Vray settings in detail.
Session 2:
• Use of materials in Vray;
• Preparation of a material from an initial texture, the addition of layers. Settings.
Session 3:
• Setting and using lights in Vray;
• Sun and environment in Vray;
• Preparing a framework for final rendering.
Autocad
900 ron
Session 1 – Introduction to the work environment
In the first session, students are introduced to the 2D work environment in Autocad through simple exercises. Commands addressed:
• Workspace and Modelspace settings;
• Navigating and selecting elements drawn in Modelspace;
• Layers (features, advantages, optimal way of use);
• Draw commands (line, circle, hatch);
• Modify commands (trim, extend, offset).
Session 2 – Advanced Draw and Modify commands
We will expand the range of commands used in 2D with:
• Modify commands: Chamfor, Fillet;
• Make Block, Insert Block (what is a Block, optimal use).
Session 3 – Preparing a drawing for the prince
We will introduce the “Layout” working mode:
• Introduction to Space Layout;
• Setting parameters for a page;
• Viewport command (different modes of use);
• Scale of a drawing (different types of drawings, drawing scales, line thicknesses).
Session 4 – Dimensioning and finalization of a 2D drawing
It details how to work in 2D through commands such as:
• Dimension (different dimensioning modes and settings);
• Measure and Divide;
• Plotting a drawing.
Session 5 – Introduction to 3D
Theoretical presentation of the 3D working mode:
• Line vs Polyline (differences and optimal use);
• Visual Styles;
• Modeling commands (basic 3D objects, 3D editing commands: Intersect, Substrate, Union);
• UCS setting (coordinate system manipulation);
• Navigation in the 3D model (Views, 3D Orbit).
Session 6 – Building a house or a complex piece of 3D mechanics
Expanding 3D building knowledge:
• Polysolid (the wall of a house);
• Sectionplane – generating a 2D drawing from 3D volumetry.
Photoshop Illustrator Indesign
400 ron
Session 1 – introduction to the essential differences between Photoshop, Illustrator and Indesign;
Session 2 – Photoshop – from the interface to the pictures manipulation (complete workflow);
Session 3 – Illustrator – preparing a drawing in Illustrator, graphic effects;
Session 4 – Indesign – preparing a brochure.
