ProArchitect

[@moriid2176]

its like someone is putting in words what you have been feeling all along

[@komentor1993]

I think it's because this man is le. git. , he is confident in what he is saying because he knows he can do something about it.

[@gokulpandiyen4245]

My agony through someone else's mouth.

[@DoggieB92]

The interesting part is not to make everything fully parametric (it is too inflexible untill the permit design is finished), but how to communicate in just 3D under time stress. 3D is still only a representation of the work and now requires a new language for communication between parties. How to communicate exact measurements, window types, etc. in an worldwide industry standard without using the old-fashioned 2D plans? The answer is in rapid development in the context of BIM, but we still need a few years to have that architectural 3D language finalized

[@mkjb8331]

This is far more important than anybody supposes...

[@spacyspice]

So true. Obsolete work and stubborn attachment to archaic methods led me to quit the architects’ corporate all-together. For interior design, clients are appreciating new forms of designing through integrated architecture more and more.

[@andreasxfjd4141]

At the end it sounded like an advertising. But for the total impression thumbs up!

[@frd49shlv45]

1.- what type of PC it is needed? 2.- what software it is needed, to do what you are explaining.

[@kudrah]

@ 4:34 minutes which programming language is this? It looks like JavaScript? @5 min, you forgot to mention elefront plugin. I want to get very at this. I know how to use Rhino and grasshopper. But I believe i am still a student and learning. The problem of having a 3D building with everything inside, requires to much computing data and power. Some people just simply can't afford that, and out computer manufacturers need to upgrade their standards to meet ours.

[@Stormer1633]

Absolutely on the money, you're so right

[@diggerop2234]

I wanto screen this video in my architectural office! Also, can I work with you ?

[@sariadaleen120]

Woow I have searched a lot to hear this, just to know that i am on my right way of thinking. I would love to work with you somedays in the future.

[@milindbajracharya4918]

sir... you are sharing valuable informations thank you

[@12hitman700]

may i know the softwere usere at 3:37

[@kudrah]

Looks like Autodesk Fusion

[@porter327]

Its 3D Experience by Dassault Systems.

[@artemplatesales]

Hi sir, I'm stuck with practice I want your ideas and your message through the profession, how can I start a course to go in your wanting please guide me for the first step, currently in using Revit

[@lowwenjun4411]

Are you currently using this method in your professional work? If it'd eliminate unnecessary work, this method should really be open source to improve the build industry for better or worse.

[@jazzy2127]

This is why archicad is good !

[@agressiveeater_yt]

I agree 100% with this man. But, man, you know this revolution needs to be started with factory software and implying modern bim equipment. They won't waste money and time on that.

[@NilsEbbesen]

I agree

[@Iam_Xtopher]

Hi, can I contact you personally? I think it's time to move on from the system of Design, Draw Build.

[@themoonjungle6267]

HAHAHA it was pub in the end...

[@WarlikeSRK]

I wanted to start on the Rhino C++ course, but during the video where you explain what software to use you specifically said to use Windows. Why is that? I currently only work within OSX on a macbook pro and I have access to Rhino 6 and Visual Studio 2017 (for mac). I guess I could do bootcamp and have also Windows on my mac, but that will definately cause performance issues.. Would bootcamp work sufficiently? I mean I am planning on buying a very strong imac anyway..

[@bolinhu1573]

Typo