Summary Generally speaking, when working with Generative Design we have a tendency to focus on the design phase. This is partially due to the fact that there are a lot of opportunities for optimization and optioneering at this phase of a project. However, when it comes to a project timeline, quite a bit of time is spent on the less exciting por

Summary In the Dynamo and Generative Design world, we often focus on workflows that are designed with architects in mind or workflows that are more general. For instance, viewport creation and laying out sheets is something pretty much every design team has to do; this includes architects, structural engineers, and MEP engineers. However, a que

  [caption id="attachment_52150" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Finished Dashboard in PowerBI[/caption] Summary In our previous post, we demonstrated how to optioneer curtain wall panel options in Generative Design in Revit. In this post, we will take a look at a new feature available in Generative Design v22.3.10 for exploring outcomes

This workflow was originally created by Cesar Escalante with Autodesk. (This post is a supplement to the webinar provided by Autodesk here). Summary Randomization workflows are a popular task for Generative Design. In fact, Generative Design is very efficient at generating a lot of results very quickly. This benefit is sometimes criticized as wel

Summary In previous posts, we have covered the connection with DynaShape and Dynamo/Generative Design. Those can be found here, Space Planning with Dynamo using GDIR & Space Planning in Dynamo with DynaSpace. In this post, we want to demonstrate another example of creating Bubble Diagrams for a Clinic with Generative Design. (This post is a