Author
Scott Onstott
Released
11/21/2014- Arranging elevations and sections around a plan
- Rotating objects in 3D
- Extruding walls, interior partitions, and headers
- Building slabs
- Modeling doors, windows, and stairs
- Sculpting terrain
- Creating a second floor
- Building roof surfaces
- Sculpting watertight solids from surfaces
- Modeling a tower
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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- [Voiceover] Hi, I'm Scott Onstott and welcome to 3D Architectural Modeling with AutoCAD. In this course, we'll build a complete 3D model of a town hall, loosely based on a design by mid-20th century architect Alvar Aalto. The techniques we'll cover include: extruding plans into solid objects, cutting openings in walls with boolean operations, constructing 3D staircases in different ways using plans and elevations, building complex roof objects with a variety of techniques, sculpting land forms with NURBS surfaces, and much more.
Let's dive right in and get started.
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Introduction
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Welcome34s
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1. Cleaning Up 2D Drawings
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2. Modeling the First Floor
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Navigating in 3D3m 31s
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Rotating objects in 3D2m 44s
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Building sills and headers5m 41s
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Modeling curved headers3m 24s
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3. Modeling Doors, Windows, and Stairs
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Modeling doors with glazing5m 24s
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Subobject manipulation3m 40s
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4. Modeling Terrain Surfaces
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Sculpting a sloping terrain4m 51s
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5. Modeling the Second Floor
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Extruding a walkway2m 52s
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Creating door headers1m 11s
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6. Completing the Second Floor and the Roof
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Building interior partitions3m 56s
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Cutting window openings4m 16s
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Creating custom windows4m 5s
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Building roof surfaces6m 2s
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7. Modeling the Tower
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Building the tower walls4m 14s
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Building clerestory windows6m 28s
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Conclusion
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Next steps23s
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