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      • Lesson 1: Modeling Building Elements
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      • Lesson 5: Fixtures, Fittings, and Furniture
      • Lesson 6: Views and Visualization
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      • Lesson 1: Area and Space Planning
      • Lesson 2: Project Phases and Phased Design
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    • Unit 4Multidisciplinary Collaboration
      • Lesson 1: Preparing to Share Models
      • Lesson 2: Modeling Structural Elements
      • Lesson 3: Modeling Electrical Systems
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      • Lesson 2: Parametric Modeling with Design Options
      • Lesson 3: Exploring Options through Analysis
      • Lesson 4: Refining with Pattern-Based Families
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      • Lesson 2: 4D Simulation and Construction Planning
      • Lesson 3: Model-Based Estimating and Quantity Takeoff
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WorkshopsStanford UniversityUsing Design Options to Compare Alternatives

Using Design Options to Compare Alternatives

on Thursday, 20 October 2011. Posted in Class Session Videos, 2011 - CEE 110/210, Session 8: Conceptual Modeling and Energy Analysis in Vasari

2011 - Session 8 - Part 2

Using Design Options to Compare Alternatives

  • Tags: design option, mass, parameteric, Vasari

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