A lot of what I have learned about Revit has come from trying to recreate existing buildings in a parametric environment. This is the Singapore Performing Arts Centre which was designed in the late 1990’s and opened in 2002.
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I wanted to investigate how the curtain panel by pattern tool could help me approximate these shading elements…it was surprisingly easy. First make the panel,
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By paramerizing the hieght and angle of the shade, i can then study how much light is allowed to pass through, and adjust the design to optimize shading based upon orientation.
Links to these models:
Source: bimtroublemaker.blogspot.com
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