
2022 year in review
Parametric Monkey 2022 year in review and where we are headed to achieve our aim of helping AEC businesses do better things.
Paul Wintour is an internationally recognised teacher, having taught at numerous universities across the world. He has presented at various conferences throughout Australia including RTC, BILT and Autodesk University (AU). In 2022, he was voted the #1 speaker at BILT ANZ for his lab, 'Rhino.Inside Revit'.
Unlike other companies, we don't sub-contract out. With Parametric Monkey, each workshop is presented by Paul Wintour to ensure quality and consistency.
Many of the software courses offered by others cover generic 'textbook' workflows. As a registered architect with over ten years of experience, Paul has extensive practical application of advanced workflows and customises learning material based on the specificity of each project.
We all know that it is hard to get away from the office for large chunks of time. That’s why we’ve designed our workshops to suit the demands of AEC professionals. Our public workshops run for 3.5hrs/session so you’ll never be too far away from your project! Not only do we find this more convenient for our clients, but research shows that ‘spaced’ learning is a more effective way of remembering new information than ‘massed’ learning.
This class introduces students to Dynamo and is aimed at increasing awareness of the possibilities of visual programming within Revit.
This class builds on the knowledge acquired in DY101. We'll dive deeper into data manipulation and explore how to create simple geometric elements.
This class explores the fundamental concept of list management as well as the multiple ways you can reference Revit elements into Dynamo.
This class is aimed at users who have a basic understanding of Dynamo and who wish to progress to writing their own data orientated workflows.
This class is aimed at intermediate users who wish to explore how Dynamo can be used to better analyse and communicate your project.
This class is aimed at advanced Dynamo users who wish to create custom messages and advanced user interfaces (UI) that can be deployed in your office.
This class introduces students to Grasshopper, Rhino’s visual programming interface and covers the general principals of computational design.
This class builds on the knowledge acquired in GH101 and explores more detailed list management techniques through simple building forms.
This class introduces students to Grasshopper's extensive third-party plug-in ecosystem and covers GIS, data management and geometric creation.
This course is aimed as Grasshopper users who wish to learn advanced environmental analyses using the open-source plug-in, Ladybug.
This course introduces students to the Revit user interface and covers basic modelling concepts, including how to navigate the model.
This course is aimed at designers with limited Revit experience who may have learnt the basics but require additional support working within a larger team.
This class builds on the knowledge acquired in RV201. We'll continue building skills and workflows required for working within a project team environment.
This course is designed for Revit users who wish to take the next step in their BIM development by understanding how Revit models are setup and structured.
This course complements RV301 and is designed for Revit users who wish to take the next step in their BIM development through the lens of production documentation.
This course is suitable for anyone new to Rhino and focuses on basic conceptual modelling skills using 2D drafting and straight extrusions.
This class builds on the knowledge acquired in RH101 and focuses on surface modelling and analysis methods.
This course is aimed at designers who understand the basics of Rhino but now wish to master more advanced modelling concepts.
This course is aimed at designers who wish to master subD modelling and presentation techniques including assigning materials for rendering.
This course explores the various ways geometry and data can be transferred between Rhino and Revit and the pros and cons of each method.
You must bring your own laptop with the following software pre-installed:
We do not give refunds under any circumstances.
You must give at least five (5) business days’ notice to reschedule a course to a mutually agreed time, otherwise you cannot do so and you forfeit any fees paid.
To qualify for a student discount (if offered), you must be a full-time student and provide proof of eligibility. Proof of eligibility must be a document issued by the institution with your name, institution name, and current date. Types of proof of enrollment include:
No problem. We work with many companies to deliver tailored training. We customise the workshops to your needs and ensure that the learning atmosphere is always positive and energetic.
Parametric Monkey 2022 year in review and where we are headed to achieve our aim of helping AEC businesses do better things.
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