Architectural Models – Digital File Prep with Rhino by Olivia Morgan

Course description 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.

001 Digital file prep for physical scale models 002 What you need to know 003 What material(s) are you using_ 004 Laser cutting concepts 005 3D printing concepts 006 CNC routing concepts 007 Combining fabrication methods 008 Introduction to importing into Rhino 009 Importing a SketchUp file 010 Organizing a SketchUp import 011 Importing a Revit file 012 Organizing a Revit import 013 Importing a 2D AutoCAD file 014 Importing JPEG images 015 Scaling 016 Editing units 017 Moving and orienting 018 Organizing layers 019 Polyline extrusion for components 020 Wall concepts 021 Walls 022 Floors 023 Ceiling 024 Windows and doors 025 Roof 026 Columns 027 Rails 028 Laying out your materials for laser cutting 029 Adding etching details 030 Exporting laser cut files 031 What to do if you do not have a laser cutter 032 Exporting 3D printing components 033 Next steps Ex_Files_Architectural_Models_DFP_Rhino.7z [LinkedIn] Architectural Models – Digital File Prep with Rhino by Olivia Morgan_Subtitles.7z

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