VisualARQ bets for Rhino for the design and generation of documentation for parametric and freeform architecture. If you want to combine their varied possibilities with other programs, you need a common language and a file viewer. IFC is the most common format and it...
We are who we are… and what we look like. This principle applies to many things, from people to food… to architecture! Thanks to 3D software. In VisualARQ blog we won’t judge people “appearance”, nor your gourmet experience. We are going to talk...
You, as an architect, have the ideas. VisualARQ and Rhino set the technology. And, voila, you manage to develop a great idea. You know, free form to express what you want. Skylights? cantilevers? daring angles? Sculptural elements? metal structures? fabulous columns?...
The pleasure of creating. This is one of the main reasons that fuels architects’ vocations. Imagining something and bringing that idea to reality by applying technical knowledge. You have an idea in your head – an office building, a public square, a villa, a...
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