2026/27 3DM Class Recordings

Quick recap The class, led by Brian, focused on advancing from conceptual sketches to 2D schematic drawings in Revit for Checkpoint 1, Part 2 of the coursework project. Brian addressed technical issues with Revit licenses and installation, directing students to contact Mr. Campbell for support. He reviewed several students' sketches, providing feedback on design development and the need to consider scale and dimensions in the 2D phase. The class worked through tutorial videos

Quick recap This was a 3D modeling class where Professor Brian Williams introduced a new computing hub system for students to work on their major project in real-time during class. The professor explained that students would follow along with his progress on building a cabin while working on their own designs, with the computing hub allowing them to access tutorial videos and submit work for class participation points. The class began with students trying to access the hub an

Quick recap This was a lecture class for a 3D modeling and rendering module, where Brian Williams introduced the course structure and major projects to students. Brian explained that the module would cover four main areas: sketch-to-3D modeling, lighting and rendering techniques, modeling fundamentals, and theory components. He outlined the major project which involves designing and rendering a cabin building over the semester, with students working through multiple checkpoin

Quick recap The class, led by Brian Williams, focused on introducing the major project for the semester, which involved designing and modeling a timber lookout tower using Revit and rendering software like Twinmotion. Brian detailed the project requirements, including a 20x20 foot footprint, two stories, stilts, stud walls, and specific deliverables like renderings and exploded views. He explained the checkpoint system, with Checkpoint 1 starting with analog sketches of the s