Azuma House Part 1 of 4: Plan drawings in Rhino

[@95phelipe]

Your tutorials are the best! Clear, fluent, easy. Bravo!

[@repetitivebliss2659]

Great introduction to the simple tools necessary for plan drawing in Rhino. Given that Rhino is particularly useful in terms modelling, it was good to explore and learn the ropes of another function for this program, potentially eliminating the need for continuous cross-program uploading and transfering

[@sagarika6799]

You can find reference images of the plans on pinterest Here are the links below: Ground floor: au.pinterest.com/pin/446349013042567614/ First floor: au.pinterest.com/pin/446349013042567613/

[@rubenborup]

Excellent, thank you for sharing Sagarika!

[@exhausted_james1492]

@@rubenborup Hi I know I'm late but I cant find full res pics in those links anymore :(

[@Luv-sic-]

such efficiency! thank you for teaching this!

[@cass324]

This is well done but it can also be done by using the Make2d command and screenshotting whatever view you want into a plan drawing. Will be a lot easier!!!

[@rubenborup]

I'm afraid I would be violating a series of copyright issues if I published the plans, but they are available from most books on the work of Tadao Ando. Hope you find the plans, and happy 3d modeling.

[@matthewsaechao2043]

I'm stuck at the part where I'm trimming the smaller rectangles that would become the windows. ( 2:59 ) When I trim, I delete the curve that creates the larger rectangles. What am I doing wrong? I'm also new to Rhino, so sorry if I made a dumb mistake :P

[@cymu6867]

Try make the window and wall in the same layer first and draw windows in new layer.

[@anyaboghossian2548]

How did you calculate the thickness of the walls

[@archiebao1890]

Thank you so much for great tut videos! It's very kind of you! hope you make tut about grasshoper .

[@firouzehhoveida6182]

your videos are the best!

[@arvinabbassian2828]

Great Tutorial - thank you

[@tersooagera8819]

Hi there, can you please let me know what the measurements are for the additional sections that were added here. I looked back on your other videos to see if the measurements were added there but I can't see them

[@bj-alex755]

anyone knows where can i find the kimbell musuem by luois khan

[@kyfisher3662]

is there a way to add measurements to your drawing?

[@rubenborup]

@David: I'm not sure you are able to customize that particular combination since I believe ctrl+LMB is used for subtracting elements from your selection. I find myself struggling with similar issues switching between SketchUp, Rhino and 3dsmax. Hope you find a solution.

[@MinecraftSistersGaming]

I might be wrong, but isn't the plan in centimeters? You are taking those numbers as if they are millimeters, and as a result your house is 10x smaller (the walkway would be 0.15 meters in this case.

[@arianealix5367]

it's in millimeters. doors are 750mm, convert to meter would be .75m

[@davidvuong1730]

Question, when you select all the windows/ doors by holding Shift and clicking them. Is it also possible to customize it to control + left click? (the same way as other programs) This way of adding objects to the selection is very confusing.

[@rubenborup]

I agree David, unfortunately I don't think there is a way to change this - it seems to be a "hardwired" behavior. You can set up hotkeys and aliases but that won't be of any help I'm afraid.

[@kyncl22]

Is it possible to find those plans anywhere?

[@jasonmcghee3798]

what setup did you enable for the angles to show the protractor each time

[@rubenborup]

Hi Jason, I think you are referring to the gumball (red and green arrows with blue arch). To enable the gumball, click the Gumball text icon in the bottom of the screen (next to Osnap and SmarTrack). You can also select an object, run the Gumball command (write "Gumball" in the command prompt and press enter), then click the on option/toggle in the command prompt. Hope that is helpful. I'm working on a video that briefly explains the gumball and object snaps, so that will be available soon. If you subscribe to my channel you will get a notification when the video is available. Cheers /Ruben.

[@ianbarragan2909]

Hi Ruben, How did you join all the curves if they aren't adjacent to each other? I select them all, click Join and the command says all the curves were joined but when you click on one it doesn't select them all. According to another tutorial they have to be adjacent to each other to be able to join them... Is this correct? Thanks!

[@rubenborup]

Hi Ian, Join will only join curves that are connected (both open and closed curves). This means that running the join command (ctrl+J) will often produce more than one curve. In other words - the other tutorial is correct. Use the group command to group a selection of curves, that should do the trick. I hope this was helpful. Cheers, Ruben.

[@unidentified06]

can you post the dimensions for the top floor?

[@sploshsqwash]

Is there an option to always get the lines on Z=0, because it seems sometimes they go above the ground

[@rubenborup]

Yes, toggle on "Project" in Osnaps (at the very bottom left of the screen).

[@bichloan6253]

i need azuma house cad . can you help me ???

[@王明-t1h]

不能

[@rubenborup]

Hi Bich, I'm afraid I lost those files a while ago. I found the blueprints in "Tadao Ando Complete Works" (ISBN 9780714837178). Hope that is of any help.

[@bichloan6253]

thanks you .:)))

[@Psyc360]

How do you make these red and green arrows appear when you click on an object ? Great video, thanks !!

[@rubenborup]

The "Gumball" is only available for Rhino 5. You toggle the gumball on/off from the snap-bar in the very bottom of the screen.

[@dst2y]

Thank you.This Video is very plain for me.

[@carlo4593]

how do you make your objects snap like that?

[@marioskypridemos1896]

enable the osnap at the bottom

[@ika5618]

Where do I find the floor plan you are using?

[@rubenborup]

Sagarika was kind to share a link the plans - see pinterest links 3 comments up.

[@re-workrecords]

Can you send me CAD file or dimensions of the building ?

[@rubenborup]

Hi Orhan, Sagarika was kind to share a link the plans - see pinterest links 6 comments up.

[@kwang861]

thank you !!!!

[@monasha2869]

thanks for the video