Lectures in course AR-211: Stereotomy

Covers the basics of stereotomy, emphasizing safety, material selection, and precise sketching in 3D modeling.

Covers the basics of stereotomy, including geometric and family generics, live exercises, and hybrid component creation.

Showcases the development of a gallery and BIM viewer for Stereotomy pavilions using IFC.js.

Covers the principles of stone cutting and assembly in architectural structures.

Introduces stereotomy through the creation of complex pavilions using panels and mucarnas in Top-Solid software.

Covers the process of creating assemblies and the importance of constraints and dimensions.

Covers stereotomy, assemblies, and documentation using TopSolid 7 for structural design and analysis.

Details the organization of the Stereotomy course in 2021, covering access to materials, schedules, and deadlines.

Focuses on creating a paper template for the initial stone cutting step of the Muqarnas arc.

Explores the historical evolution and modern reinterpretations of Muqarnas in Islamic architecture.

Covers the organization of the course in stereotomy, including accessing materials and preparing for webinars.

Explores traditional stone cutting and assembly techniques, geometric modeling, and the historical development of projective geometry in stereotomy.

Explores the stone cutting process, emphasizing geometric rules and material preservation.

Explores stereotomy and documentation techniques for assembling muqarnas, panels, and pavilions using TopSolid 7.

Explores the basics of creating paper templates from 3D models for architectural elements.

Introduces assemblies, documentation, and Speckle for building design collaboration.

Demonstrates creating a pavilion using a topological cube in TopSolid, emphasizing geometric accuracy and practical modeling techniques.