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Analysis I :: Daylight

5 Lessons

Lecture – Computational Design Analysis – 01 – Introduction

Lecture – Daylight Analysis – 01 – Introduction

Literature – Daylight Analysis

Tutorial – Shadow Analysis with Revit

Tutorial – Daylight Analysis with Revit

Analysis II :: Visibility

14 Lessons

Lecture – Visibility Analysis – 01 – Vision & Environment

Lecture – Visibility Analysis – 02 – Isovists, Isovist Paths & Isovist Fields

Literature – Visibility Analysis

Excursus – Visibility Analysis – Capturing the 3rd dimension

Tutorial – Spatial Analysis with Dynamo – 01 – Dynamo Basics

Tutorial – Spatial Analysis with Dynamo – 02 – Dynamo to Revit

Tutorial – Spatial Analysis with Dynamo – 01 – Spatial Analysis Dynamo Package

Tutorial – Spatial Analysis with Dynamo – 02 – Installation guide

Tutorial – Spatial Analysis with Dynamo – 03 – Quick Guide to Basic Functions

Tutorial – Visibility Analysis – 01 – 2D Isovist (with Revit / Dynamo)

Tutorial – Visibility Analysis – 02 – 3D Isovist (with Revit / Dynamo)

Tutorial – Visibility Analysis – 03 – Isovist Path (with Revit / Dynamo)

Tutorial – Visibility Analysis – 04 – Isovist Field (with Revit / Dynamo)

Tutorial – Visibility Analysis – 05 – Object Visibility (with Revit / Dynamo)

Analysis III :: Spatial Relations

6 Lessons

Lecture – Spatial Relations – 01 – Graph based representations of the environment

Lecture – Spatial Relations – 02 – Convex Maps

Lecture – Spatial Relations – 03 – Axial Maps & Segment Maps

Lecture – Spatial Relations – 04 – Visual and metrical relations in a grid of points

Tutorial – Calculating Spatial Relations with Revit/Dynamo

Literature – Spatial Relations

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Abstract

In this course, you get introduced to spatial analysis methods (daylight, visibility, and accessibility) in order to identify different (human-centered) qualities of architectural spaces and urban form.

We use the software Revit/Dynamo.

Learning objectives

In this course, you learn theoretical basics for some spatial analysis methods and how to apply them by means of the software Revit with its plugIn Dynamo.

Requirements

Good knowledge of Revit/Dynamo is required that is provided with the course Introduction to Building Information Modeling :: PBIM Open

Lecturers

Sven Schneider and Ekaterina Fuchkina

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Analysis I :: Daylight 5 Lessons

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Lecture – Computational Design Analysis – 01 – Introduction

Lecture – Daylight Analysis – 01 – Introduction

Literature – Daylight Analysis

Tutorial – Shadow Analysis with Revit

Tutorial – Daylight Analysis with Revit

Analysis II :: Visibility 14 Lessons

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Lecture – Visibility Analysis – 01 – Vision & Environment

Lecture – Visibility Analysis – 02 – Isovists, Isovist Paths & Isovist Fields

Literature – Visibility Analysis

Excursus – Visibility Analysis – Capturing the 3rd dimension

Tutorial – Spatial Analysis with Dynamo – 01 – Dynamo Basics

Tutorial – Spatial Analysis with Dynamo – 02 – Dynamo to Revit

Tutorial – Spatial Analysis with Dynamo – 01 – Spatial Analysis Dynamo Package

Tutorial – Spatial Analysis with Dynamo – 02 – Installation guide

Tutorial – Spatial Analysis with Dynamo – 03 – Quick Guide to Basic Functions

Tutorial – Visibility Analysis – 01 – 2D Isovist (with Revit / Dynamo)

Tutorial – Visibility Analysis – 02 – 3D Isovist (with Revit / Dynamo)

Tutorial – Visibility Analysis – 03 – Isovist Path (with Revit / Dynamo)

Tutorial – Visibility Analysis – 04 – Isovist Field (with Revit / Dynamo)

Tutorial – Visibility Analysis – 05 – Object Visibility (with Revit / Dynamo)

Analysis III :: Spatial Relations 6 Lessons

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Lecture – Spatial Relations – 01 – Graph based representations of the environment

Lecture – Spatial Relations – 02 – Convex Maps

Lecture – Spatial Relations – 03 – Axial Maps & Segment Maps

Lecture – Spatial Relations – 04 – Visual and metrical relations in a grid of points

Tutorial – Calculating Spatial Relations with Revit/Dynamo

Literature – Spatial Relations

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