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Bring The Power of Rhino 7 and Grasshopper to Autodesk Revit® with Rhino.Inside.Revit Project!
In this course for Rhino.Inside.Revit you will learn the most important ones to create your model, from a few 2D lines in Rhino to a full 3D model in Revit.
Combining The Best of Rhino, Revit and Grasshopper With Rhino.Inside.Revit 1.1!
Rhino.Inside.Revit Version 1.1 has been released.
Rhino.Inside.Revit combines the best of Rhino, Grasshopper, and Revit into one application.
Rhino.Inside® Brings The Power of Rhino to BricsCAD® BIM
There is a new feature in Rhino 7.
The Bloom Effect casts a glow on any emissive materials or lightings in the scene.
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Rhino 7 Has a New Feature, Have You Tried Bloom?
There is a new feature in Rhino 7.
The Bloom Effect casts a glow on any emissive materials or lightings in the scene.
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Check Out Are The Latest Plugins Compatible with Rhino 7
One of our favorite things about Rhino, is the fact that it can be customized with hundreds of specialized plugin tools.
Rhino users can download apps and plugins geared to their specific industry. These are the new additions that now run in Rhino 7
VisualARQ is Available for Rhino 7
Rhino 7 has been just announced! VisualARQ is already available for Rhino 7. That means that you can already try VisualARQ running inside Revit , the page layout manager, include SubD geometry in your architectural projects and many other amazing enhancements.
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Are You Ready for the Most Significant Upgrade in the History of Rhino?
With this release, Rhino is unlocking a completely new modeling workflows and refining many steadfast features. Are you ready for the new Rhino 7?
Read MoreDavid Bachman, Grasshopper Visual Scripting for Rhinoceros 3D.
When Visual Scripting becomes visually stunning. Enjoy the Novedge Blog interview with Mathematics Professor and Designer David Bachman.
Read MoreNew Fundamentals Research Group, Architecture Cum Laude.
Team effort and learning by doing: we love New Fundamental Research Group's teaching approach.
Read MoreThe Unconstrained Design of WSDIA (WeShouldDoItAll)
A great name and a bold statement. Find out what's behind the Design Firm WSDIA.
Read MoreThe Edge: Kwan Henmi’s Journey in Architecture.
This Architecture Firm went above and beyond in fulfilling our interview requirements. Principals of Kwan Henmi Architecture didn't just want to type in the answers to our questions, they wanted to tell us in person. The following video, shot for the Novedge Blog, is a celebration of a big milestone, their 35th anniversary in business. We wish them […]
Read MoreThe Edge: Professor Sofia Colabella, On the Gridshell.
Professor, Researcher, Architect and Maker Sofia Colabella tells us how to "make things lighter" in a fascinating interview.
Read MoreThe Edge: It takes two to Designalyze.
Zach Downey and Brian Ringley are the Dynamic Duo behind Designalyze. We chat with both of them about their passion for Digital Design, a knack for teaching and the brilliant idea of getting cool people together ready to broadcast.
Read MoreThe Edge: Graham Kelman, Dynamic Design Experiences at Guild.
A creative agency and a design studio all in one. Read the Novedge Blog interview to see why, and how, Guild rocks!
Read MoreSpecials and New Releases – January 26, 2015
Time is running out for Autodesk Upgrades! This is the last week where you can actually do something about it!
Read MoreThe Edge: Kreysler & Associates – The Leap in Digital Fabrication
Custom Fabrication and Digital Fabrication take a great leap. Meet Kreysler and Associates, one of Novedge's most inspiring customers.
Read MoreConversations on 3D Printing and Architectural Design
Architrek, the final frontier. Guest blogger Apollo Spiliotis shares another entry of his Architect's log . Here's the engaging conversation between him and ACADIA 2014 co-chair and Architect Alvin Huang.
Read MoreThe Edge: Somewhere Something – Design Intelligence
Meet the founders of Somewhere Something, a Los Angeles design firm working at the intersection of art, architecture, computation, fabrication and education.
Read MoreThe Edge: Alvin Huang, Synthesis Design + Architecture
Meet Alvin Hunag, co-Chair of the 2014 ACADIA Conference and change agent at Synthesis Design + Architecture.
Read MoreApparent Contours – Digital Algorithms for the Movement of Articulated Surfaces
Michele Calvano shared with us a preview of the expanded 2nd edition of his book, "Architettura delle Superfici Piegate” - "Architecture of Folded Surfaces", in which he discusses creating digital algorithms for the movement of articulated surfaces.
Read MoreThe Edge: Robert Yuen’s Research and Design
Our interview with Robert Yuen, whose work intersects digital tools and physical processes. We talked about his work as founder of Section Cut, a new website dedicated to the very best resources for architects and designers.
Read MoreThe Edge: Michele Calvano and the Architecture of Folded Surfaces
Inspired by the art of origami, Michele Calvano has been working on geometrical systems to calculate the different ways surfaces can be folded and utilized. To this end, he uses Rhino and Grasshopper, fusing new digital technologies and ancient art.
Read MoreNovedge Webinar #95: Rhino for Jewelry Designers – Q&A with Maia Merav Holtzman
Maria Merav Holtzman answers all your questions following Novedge Webinar #95: Successful Jewelry Modeling in Rhino V5.
Read MoreThe Edge: Adrian Crowther, Engineering Ideas
Adrian Crowther, senior engineer at Arup, shares his work on the "world's largest bicycle wheel" and the Idea Tree in San Jose.
Read MoreThe Edge: Apollo Spiliotis and archiCADmonkey
My interview with Apollo Spiliotis, an architect, BIM specialist, information-sharing addict, and technology enthusiast based in New York City. He is also the creator of archiCADmonkey, a blog where he shares exciting news, tutorials and interviews of luminaries from the design & tech world.
Read MoreThe Edge: Traci Lesneski’s 21st Century Libraries
Photo by Drew Carlson Photography Novedge: Tell us a bit about who you are and what you do Traci Lesneski: In short, I get paid to be curious. As a designer, I’m always looking at buildings, spaces, objects, people, materials…and considering what works and why people respond (positively or negatively) to them. I am curious about […]
Read MoreThe Edge: The Sanchez Code
Novedge: Tell us a bit about who you are and what you do Jose Sanchez: Well, my name is Jose Sanchez, I’m a Chilean architect. I graduated from the Design Research Lab (DRL) at the Architectural Association. During that period, I started focusing on a generative design agenda, using coding as the main means for […]
Read MoreNovedge Webinar #74: Q&A with Francesc Salla – Workflow and Architectural Design with VisualARQ for Rhino
Time to catch up with our latest webinar. Last week, Francesc Salla guided us through VisualARQ for Rhino, and answered quite a few questions live. As time ran out, he agreed to answer the rest here on our blog. Enjoy. Q: How much does the VisualARQ plug-in cost for student users? A: The single […]
Read MoreThe Edge: Andrei Hakhovich Branches Out
Novedge: Tell us a bit about who you are and what you do Andrei Hakhovich: I’m Andrei Hakhovich, a designer and founder of Gradient Matter, a design and applied-research studio. My design agenda and research interests lay in materiality research and spatial constructs that have an impact on the users, built with the sensorial, public […]
Read MoreThe Edge: Ryan Swanson and The Urban Conga
Novedge: Tell us a bit about who you are and what you do. Ryan Swanson: My life began in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where I went to high school for architecture. I then moved to Tampa about 7 years ago to attend The University of South Florida School of Architecture and Community Design where I will […]
Read MoreInterview with Mark Perrett, Founder of Tips for Architecture School: “Take what you have learned from one genre and apply it to everything else you do in life”
I discovered Tips for Architecture School, while looking for great blogs to follow on Tumblr. Mark Perrett has built a great resource for anyone currently studying architecture or planning to do so. His blog is also a useful reminder of what it means to start on this path and how much things have changed. Here's […]
Read MoreNovedge Clayoo Webinar: Q&A with Rafael Del Molino
Our 61st webinar on Clayoo was so engaging, we simply ran out of time during the Q&A. Rafael Del Molino of TDM Solutions agreed to answer what he didn't get to reply to last month. Q: Assume that I have a model already created in Clayoo and then the engineering group has a change in […]
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