Description
From those touting that the tool will replace our jobs to those that speak of it's impending demise, generative design has had a rocky start... but what if we looked at generative design from a different angle? What if we took a co-authoring approach to generative design? We will look at a few case studies utilizing generative design for Revit with Dynamo, but where it will get very exciting is when we start to demonstrate how you can use generative design as a co-authoring tool directly within the Revit project environment. This is where we personally believe the most value lies - where the tool becomes an extension of the designer, and where co-authorship gives you powers not known to be so intuitive. Join us as we enter in to this next chapter of building information modeling - co-authorship through generative design.
Key Learnings
- Use Dynamo to create generative design for Revit studies
- Know what is possible and not possible with Generative Design for Revit
- Use model assist tools within Revit to automate design
- Leverage co-authoring generative design directly within a Revit project