The following video shows how to create a parametric truss with the beam object in VisualARQ. This beam object uses a style generated from a Grasshopper definition (also called a “Grasshopper style”). Once the new beam style is created, it can also be...
Grasshopper UK User Group Meeting Date: Wednesday 23rd November 2016 Time: 18:30 – 20:30 Location: Foster & Partners, Riverside, 22 Hester Road, London, SW11 4AN (Directions) Foster & Partners will host this Grasshopper UK meeting next Wednesday 23th...
Thanks to the VisualARQ Grasshopper components, we are seeing VisualARQ used to further research on practical uses for Genetic Algorithms and Analysis in BIM workflows. Vlad Vermesan, an architecture student at the Faculty of Architecture and Fine Art, NTNU, Norway...
Instituto de Arquitectura Madrid (ETSAM | UPM) is organizing a new Grasshopper workshop: PVA / Programación visual aplicada a proyectos. Grasshopper, nivel Básico/Intermedio This 20 hours workshop (recognized as 2 ECTS credits) will be led by instructor Sergio del...
VisualARQ 1.9.4 includes features which expand the already stable IFC import / export capabilities of the program. This means that through VisualARQ, you can import an IFC file into Rhinoceros generated in other BIM software such as ArchiCAD, or Revit, or export...
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