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Artlantis 6, the latest version of Abvent’s stand-alone rendering application developed especially for architects and designers, boasts a brand-new physical engine, new lighting options, and other exciting features making Artlantis a clear choice for architects and designers in over 80 countries worldwide.
Join us for a live webinar led by Ildikó Szabó of Abvent who will walk you through a workflow demo of Artlantis 6, highlighting all the fantastic new features this latest version has to offer, including:
– Physical engine
– Lighting and Neon lighting
– Site insertion
– Laser tool
– Ambient occlusion
– White balance
Don’t have Artlantis 6 yet?
Download a free, 30-day trial version from http://www.artlantis.com/en/downloads/
About Artlantis:
Artlantis is a family of stand-alone rendering applications developed especially for architects and designers by Abvent. Artlantis Render is designed for those seeking high-resolution image renderings, while Artlantis Studio is ideal for quickly and easily creating high-resolution image renderings, as well as animations, iVisit 3D panoramas and iVisit 3D VR Objects. Available in 11 languages, Artlantis interfaces directly with ARCHICAD™, Revit™, SketchUp™ Pro, Vectorworks™, and Arc+™. DWF, OBJ and FBX import formats as well as DXF, DWG and 3DS plug-ins ensure seamless interaction with all the leading CAD software. Themed collections of materials, parametric textures, and objects known as Artlantis Media enable users to simulate life-like scenes in a realistic environment.
Artlantis 6, the latest version of Abvent’s stand-alone rendering application developed especially for architects and designers, boasts a brand-new physical engine, new lighting options, and other exciting features making Artlantis a clear choice for architects and designers in over 80 countries worldwide.
Join us for a live webinar led by Ildikó Szabó of Abvent who will walk you through a workflow demo of Artlantis 6, highlighting all the fantastic new features this latest version has to offer, including:
– Physical engine
– Lighting and Neon lighting
– Site insertion
– Laser tool
– Ambient occlusion
– White balance
Don’t have Artlantis 6 yet?
Download a free, 30-day trial version from http://www.artlantis.com/en/downloads/
About Artlantis:
Artlantis is a family of stand-alone rendering applications developed especially for architects and designers by Abvent. Artlantis Render is designed for those seeking high-resolution image renderings, while Artlantis Studio is ideal for quickly and easily creating high-resolution image renderings, as well as animations, iVisit 3D panoramas and iVisit 3D VR Objects. Available in 11 languages, Artlantis interfaces directly with ARCHICAD™, Revit™, SketchUp™ Pro, Vectorworks™, and Arc+™. DWF, OBJ and FBX import formats as well as DXF, DWG and 3DS plug-ins ensure seamless interaction with all the leading CAD software. Themed collections of materials, parametric textures, and objects known as Artlantis Media enable users to simulate life-like scenes in a realistic environment.
Artlantis 6, the latest version of Abvent’s stand-alone rendering application developed especially for architects and designers, boasts a brand-new physical engine, new lighting options, and other exciting features making Artlantis a clear choice for architects and designers in over 80 countries worldwide.
Join us for a live webinar led by Ildikó Szabó of Abvent who will walk you through a workflow demo of Artlantis 6, highlighting all the fantastic new features this latest version has to offer, including:
– Physical engine
– Lighting and Neon lighting
– Site insertion
– Laser tool
– Ambient occlusion
– White balance
Don’t have Artlantis 6 yet?
Download a free, 30-day trial version from http://www.artlantis.com/en/downloads/
About Artlantis:
Artlantis is a family of stand-alone rendering applications developed especially for architects and designers by Abvent. Artlantis Render is designed for those seeking high-resolution image renderings, while Artlantis Studio is ideal for quickly and easily creating high-resolution image renderings, as well as animations, iVisit 3D panoramas and iVisit 3D VR Objects. Available in 11 languages, Artlantis interfaces directly with ARCHICAD™, Revit™, SketchUp™ Pro, Vectorworks™, and Arc+™. DWF, OBJ and FBX import formats as well as DXF, DWG and 3DS plug-ins ensure seamless interaction with all the leading CAD software. Themed collections of materials, parametric textures, and objects known as Artlantis Media enable users to simulate life-like scenes in a realistic environment.
- Laney LA
- Joseph Vance Architects
- CORE Architecture
- KA DesignWorks
- CAST Architecture
- HapstakDemetriou+
What you will learn:
- Discover how to infuse creativity with technology.
- Hear how firms improve their design process & profitability.
- Understand how to reduce project cost by consolidating multiple technology solutions.
- Examine steps to change your firm’s process to create better team communication.
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Whether you’re an established firm or a young studio, technology is rapidly evolving in the AEC market and clients are expecting high-tech when it comes to architectural design services. This is leading businesses to rethink their design approach.
We will review how firms are adapting to this change by:
- Shifting BIM earlier into the design process
- Incorporating “real-time” visualization
- Integrating immersive technologies such as Unreal Engine and HTC Vive
- Using mobile apps such as the BIMx Hyper-model for presentations, design review and on-site coordination.
Join us to embark on a look at High-Tech in today’s creative workflow and glimpse the future where we envision how design technologies will impact the profession.
TOPIC: Sharing Projects | Sharing Inspiration
Since we are going virtual with User Groups for the time being, we thought we would encompass users throughout Oregon and Washington into one Pacific Northwest User Group.
To kick this off we’re asking for volunteers to share one of their projects with the group. Since it’s virtual and you’ll be at your computer, this should require very little prep. You’ll simply share your screen and tell us about your project.
Please let us know if you’d like to share so we can plan accordingly.