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Rhinoceros

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ARCH X 493.883

Students develop a solid knowledge of 3D Modeling with Rhinoceros in the context of landscape representation.

Typically Available
Spring
Summer

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What you can learn.

Utilize the Rhinoceros software to design and model landscape elements
Generate illustrative and technical drawings for graphic presentations
Develop an appropriate workflow to utilize Rhinoceros in tandem with other industry-related programs such as AutoCAD and the Adobe Suite
Understand the various commands necessary to model 3-dimensional surfaces and components for designs

About This Course

This course explores new methods to conceive, create and represent landscape through the 3D modeling software Rhinoceros. Investigations during the course commence with visions of landscape surfaces and their manipulation. Further exploration covers objects, buildings, structures, follies and architecture that inhabit this landscape. Throughout these studies, students revisit and reconceive the relations between their landscape strategies, the things that inhabit them and how to represent them.

This course applies toward the following programs

certificate Whether you want to design a national park, or a modest, water-efficient backyard, landscape architecture can give you the skills and abilities to change the places you live, work, and play for the better. The profession of landscape architecture is a multidisciplinary field that weaves together design, environmental systems, sustainability, construction knowledge—as well as land and water conservation—to influence place making, and to create designed outdoor living spaces.

Whether you want to design a national park, or a modest, water-efficient backyard, landscape architecture can give you the skills and abilities to change the places you live, work, and play for the better. The profession of landscape architecture is a multidisciplinary field that weaves together design, environmental systems, sustainability, construction knowledge—as well as land and water conservation—to influence place making, and to create designed outdoor living spaces.