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Architectural Models: Digital File Prep with Rhino

Architectural Models: Digital File Prep with Rhino

2h 14mIntermediate2021-04-13

Authors

Olivia Morgan

Olivia Morgan

Owner and Founder of Model Space

Course details

Curious how physical scale models go from the drawing board to the display table at a client meeting? In this course, get an expert's take on how professionals approach the model-building process. Instructor Olivia Morgan takes you through each step of the workflow, showing you how to use Rhino to design a digital file of a building for the physical fabrication of a scale model. Olivia begins by covering general model-building methods, as well as how to compose a digital file for different fabrication options. She goes over the best import and post-processing methods when working with files types outside of Rhino. Using an imported base model, Olivia demonstrates how to rebuild a model out of puzzle pieces that will be fabricated and reassembled physically. Plus, get best practices for laying out your materials for laser cutting.

Skills covered

RhinoRobert McNeel & AssociatesProduct and Industrial Design3D ModelingVisualization and Real-TimeAECProduct and ManufacturingAnimation and IllustrationDeep Dive (X:Y)

Concepts

0. Introduction

  • 01 - Digital file prep for physical scale models
  • 02 - What you need to know

1. Concepts of Physical Model Building

  • 03 - What material(s) are you using
  • 04 - Laser cutting concepts
  • 05 - 3D printing concepts
  • 06 - CNC routing concepts
  • 07 - Combining fabrication methods

2. Importing Different File Types

  • 08 - Introduction to importing into Rhino
  • 09 - Importing a SketchUp file
  • 10 - Organizing a SketchUp import
  • 11 - Importing a Revit file
  • 12 - Organizing a Revit import
  • 13 - Importing using Rhino.Inside.Revit
  • 14 - Importing a 2D AutoCAD file
  • 15 - Importing JPEG images

3. Preparing Your Files for Model Building

  • 16 - Scaling
  • 17 - Editing units
  • 18 - Moving and orienting
  • 19 - Organizing layers

4. Modeling Building Components

  • 20 - Polyline extrusion for components
  • 21 - Wall concepts
  • 22 - Walls
  • 23 - Floors
  • 24 - Ceiling
  • 25 - Windows and doors
  • 26 - Roof
  • 27 - Columns
  • 28 - Rails

5. Preparing for Physical Fabrication

  • 29 - Laying out your materials for laser cutting
  • 30 - Adding etching details
  • 31 - Exporting laser cut files
  • 32 - What to do if you do not have a laser cutter
  • 33 - Exporting 3D printing components

Conclusion

  • 34 - Next steps

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