At the end of the two-and-a-half hour charrette, a dozen teams presented their designs (in SketchUp and LayOut, of course), after which an illustrious panel of judges from IoE picked their favorite projects. The design brief involved re-imagining a classroom to take into account the way teaching and learning have evolved with the introduction of mobile technology. We planned a Design Charrette for Day 3 participants split up into teams to tackle a challenge that we created in collaboration with Impact on Education, a local non-profit that acts as a kind of R&D department for the Boulder Valley School District. They're easier to watch and understand than this recording-just an FYI. (52:06) Note: We subsequently made a set of six videos with Nick that describe his process in detail. I assume.Īrchitect and video tutorial star Nick Sonder outlines his process for using SketchUp Pro and LayOut to create complete sets of construction documents for his projects. Three more hours of unconference sessions and a repeat of the morning's Ruby 101 class followed, then everyone went straight to bed. After lunch, we squeezed together to watch scheduled presentations by the likes of Daniel Tal, Nick Sonder, Mark Carvalho, and teams from 3skeng, ARmedia and SightSpace 3D. The morning's three blocks of unconference sessions coincided with three hours of beginner Ruby training. Tuesday's proceedings moved to yet another venue for a full day of barely-contained mayhem. Hotshot modelers squared off against each other in the first-ever SketchUp ShootOut. It may be the proudest I've been all year.
Note: I beat John in a best-of-five match with "glove", "foyer" and "cook".
Bulldozer! Cabin! Bubble tea! Melancholy! The winning guesser and the winning modeler both won free drinks, but everyone seemed to be having a blast. That night, we gathered at a local spot for a party, where the highlight was undoubtedly the SketchUp ShootOut: two heroes competing to make the audience guess a mystery word by modeling on side-side computers. MakerBot Industries co-founder Bre Pettis delivers a terrific keynote presentation about 3D printing. Open BIM-Real Interoperability, Practical Collaboration.Using Worksheets to Manage Site Data in Vectorworks Landmark 2012.
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