SFCDI February 2020 | Two Events: CTO VIP Roundtable & Rhino.Inside and Rhino.Compute
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14th, 12:00 pm PST, SFCDI hosts a roundtable at the AIA 130 Sutter St # 600, San Francisco, CA 94104.
21th, 12:00pm PST, SFCDI host our Feb meetup at Gensler Office San Francisco, CA 94104
Robert Otani has 20 years of professional experience, including structural design, project management, advanced computational design and modeling. His portfolio includes a variety of sports, commercial high-rise, infrastructure, aviation and cultural projects, as well as structural art. He also has extensive experience designing and detailing architecturally exposed structural steel and concrete structures. Furthermore he supports TT CORE intiatives about:
Artificial Intelligence
OpenSource
Research and Development
and many others.
Special Structures Expertise An expert in seismic, wind, dynamic and thermal analysis, Rob is the firm’s special structures leader. He served as a technical member of the New York City Model Code Program for three years and is the author of several technical papers and publications. His long-standing involvement with the Structural Engineers Association of New York includes chairmanship of the Codes and Standards Committee and a year’s tenure as president of the organization in 2007.
Academic Contributions Rob has served as adjunct instructor at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation and as an adjunct assistant professor at Pratt Institute’s Undergraduate School of Architecture.
Outside of Work Rob’s hobbies are closely related to his work. In his free time, he designs structurally complex sculptures. A boating enthusiast, he also designs and builds sailboats and kayaks.
Feature Presentation : CTOs in the AEC Roundtable
It is a private event, INVITATION ONLY , reach out to alberto.tono@sfcdi.org if you are interested. Robert Otani will unveil the secrets of his successful business model to run research and development in the AEC industry in a profitable and inspiring way.
https://www.thorntontomasetti.com/
Ehsan, like you, is a tinkerer and maker. Curiosity is his power, and making things better, his purpose. He has worked as an Architect for many years developing the pyRevit project. Now he is at McNeel working on the Rhino.Inside.Revit to being the incredible power of Grasshopper and Rhino Geometry engine to AEC.
Rhino.Inside® is an open source Rhino WIP project which allows Rhino and Grasshopper to run inside other 64-bit Windows applications such as Revit, AutoCAD, etc.
Here the recording
With Rhino.Inside is now possible to:
Start Rhino and Grasshopper as an add-in to other applications,
Drive the host application with Grasshopper definitions.
Use the host’s APIs in a Grasshopper and Rhino plug-in.
Use Rhino’s APIs in the host’s plug-ins.
Create native objects in the host application with Rhino and Grasshopper
Attending in person? Get your tickets here . Registration in person closes at noon on the day of the event. No exceptions. This month will be hosted at Gensler. Attending on-line? Register to the free webcast here . GoToWebinar sponsored by GENSLER.
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Fanny says: January 21, 2020 at 11:49 am The link to Goto Meeting is incorrect, it was a link to the previous session. Like Like Reply
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We are a programmers, developers, architects, engineers, and designers passionate about Technology in relation to Buildings. We meet once a month in San Francisco. The objective of the groups is to foster the exchange of innovative workflow, explore programming ideas, share case studies of Computational Design based examples applied to real world problems, and bring together a pool of local Computational Design users.
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