Parametric building forms with Blender

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Description: In this course, you will learn specific strategies for generating numerous architectural massings with ease.You will achieve this new knowledge by creating massings and concepts for a staggered building, mimicking the typical design ideation process that most professionals and students utilise for early stages of projects.The goal of this course is to equip you with a series of workflow strategies that enable you to ideate and bring more of your ideas out more quickly and effectively.Learn from a seasoned Architect!Over the years working as an architect, and later as a project designer in distinguished firms in London, I have perfected utilising Blender for Architecture, ranging in scale from small pavilions, to buildings, and to whole masterplans. Why did I create this course? When I had a team to manage, I had to teach them Blender one on one, on the job, and I had to work overtime to then do my job! I thought, why not start creating courses with everything I've learned and share them with my co-workers, and perhaps also with other interested students. Then I found out that I love teaching and now I am on a mission to show as many architects and designers the wonders that Blender can do for realising their designs.This course came as an idea for applying procedural design strategies while I've worked in the office. Often, in the early conceptual phases of a project, architects and designers need to produce numerous iterations, FAST, and still be at a decent level of detail that shows the necessary scale. I am experienced with Grasshopper, but found out that it was taking way too long to produce parametric design, only for the whole design strategy to change and start from the beginning! Yikes! Or the other alternative, explicit modeling in either Rhino, Sketchup, or others was also time consuming, as any little change could result in hours upon hours of remodeling.So, with its easy
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