Programming Your Way up a Skyscraper - Python in the Built World
summary
Used Python to generate an entire high‑rise from parametric rules, creating levels, walls and repeated furniture placements automatically and exporting geometry for fabrication; combines Dynamo Python node for low‑code geometry, PyRevit and BlenderBIM for Revit and Blender interoperability, and Ladybug/Honeybee plus Jupyter/pandas for environmental and data analysis. Examples include populating thousands of repeated elements quickly and scripting a stadium façade that drove 20 million hole cuts for fabrication, demonstrating working, production‑ready pipelines.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 2:35Projects
- 4:02Building Information Modeling
- 6:06Dynamo
- 6:48Visual Scripting Dynamo
- 17:17Error Logs
- 17:59Pi Revit
- 19:21Blender Bim
- 24:09Guides and Shout Outs
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