Paul has been a top-rated speaker at Autodesk University (Autodesk’s annual user convention) for many years. He is an active member of the Autodesk user community and is an Autodesk Expert Elite. Paul’s involvement in the architectural profession spans 25 years, with experience that includes design, architectural production, CAD management, mentoring, coaching, and training. Paul is an independent architectural consultant who travels domestically and abroad lecturing and providing Revit® Architecture and AutoCAD® Architecture implementation, training, and support services. Paul has also authored several video training titles for. Aubin is the author of many CAD and BIM book titles including Renaissance Revit and the widely acclaimed “Aubin Academy Master Series” including titles in Revit Architecture, Revit MEP, and AutoCAD Architecture. | Open Player in New Window Photos from the workshop Thank You Enscape for supporting BIMThoughts.
Use the link below to get an exclusive extended trial. Here is a Revit model created from one of the point cloudsīIMThoughts is sponsored this week by Enscape.We also created incredible models of sculptures, architectural features, and ancient column capitals using Autodesk Remake. Meshes of some of the interior space were developed from point clouds using Recap 360. The same software was used to refine the registration and tie all of the sites together. For cleaning moving objects, people, reflected and refracted data we used Leica Cyclone. Approximately 450 individual scans were done during the 2 week workshop, and covered the interior and exterior of the Volterra International Residential College, the ruins for the Roman Theater, the Medieval Gate and the San Felice Fountain, the 3000 year old Etruscan Arch, the Palazzo and Piazza die Priori, Piazza San Giovanni and Battistero di San Giovanni Battista, and, of course, all the streets in between these sites.įor the initial registration we used Autodesk Recap. Photos were captured for every scan location to add color to data. The project was captured using 2 Faro X330 scanners. Here is some more information about the acquisition and registration process. We talk about using Drones and LiDAR as well as other technologies used to capture Volterra from the city, building and object level. Aubin and Silviu Stoian about Reality Capture at the International Reality Capture Workshop in the ancient City of Volterra, Italy. Carla Edwards and Bill Debevc talk with Paul F.
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