Corbusier's Ronchamp Revit file...

Jeffrey McGrew · 2003-10-14, 12:58 AM

Hey everyone,

I remember back in the 3.somthin' days of Revit there was a model of Corbusier's Ronchamp as a demo model. Does anyone still have that? I used to, but now I can't find it, and I want to use it as a 'demo' rendering with Radiance to show off for my Portfolilo.

beegee · 2003-10-14, 07:37 AM

I've emailed it to you.

Too large to post here.

Jeffrey McGrew · 2003-10-14, 04:40 PM

thanks a ton!

BRADLEY · 2003-10-23, 03:42 PM

Could you email it to me aswell?

Jason · 2003-10-26, 01:34 AM

Beegee,

May I trouble you to email me a copy as well to pjasonl@shaw.ca.

thank,

j

beegee · 2003-10-26, 01:44 AM

Okay,
Seeing as a couple of people want this, I'm looking into posting it here.

Stay tuned.

slb · 2003-10-26, 09:54 PM

There is a version of this available for download from:

http://revit.autodesk.com/pillar/cus...els/week_1.rvt

Edit: Thanks Steve, beat me to it ! ... beegee

studioCJF · 2003-10-27, 01:00 PM

Thanks this is Great!

Does anyone have other famous buildings.
It would be great to start a library of them.

Clark

BTW is it possible to copy a family element from a project to the library?
IE the Corbu Man...

beegee · 2003-10-28, 01:13 AM

Corbu man is a floor based generic model. It can be copied and pasted between projects, but you can't copy it into an RFA file to make your own family.

You could make your own though. Just draw him up as an extrusion. Thats how the one in Ronchamp was done.

I think Corb would be happy if you made him from rough off form concrete. Just add a few cracks and reo rust marks.

Jeffrey McGrew · 2003-10-28, 02:48 AM

Corb would also be happy if you made him parametric, based upon corb's system of proportion. That's what Corbu man is based upon; it was supposed to be something like a 'module' within corb's drawings that everything was proportioned from.

2003-10-14, 07:37 AM	#2
beegee Super Moderator Join Date: 2003-05 Location: crusing 11 kms above Australia Posts: 5,153	I've emailed it to you. Too large to post here. __________________ Bruce Gow. *KarelCAD.** Application Specialist.. Architect. Revitalize. Blog

2003-10-26, 01:44 AM	#6
beegee Super Moderator Join Date: 2003-05 Location: crusing 11 kms above Australia Posts: 5,153	Okay, Seeing as a couple of people want this, I'm looking into posting it here. Stay tuned. __________________ Bruce Gow. *KarelCAD.** Application Specialist.. Architect. Revitalize. Blog

2003-10-26, 09:54 PM	#7
slb Autodesk Revit Client Support Manager Join Date: 2003-07 Location: Waltham, MA Posts: 107	There is a version of this available for download from: http://revit.autodesk.com/pillar/cus...els/week_1.rvt Edit: Thanks Steve, beat me to it ! ... beegee __________________ Regards, Steve Burri Autodesk, Inc. Product Support Manager - Building Solutions Division

2003-10-27, 01:00 PM	#8
studioCJF 100 Club Join Date: 2003-08 Location: Chicago Posts: 102	Thanks this is Great! Does anyone have other famous buildings. It would be great to start a library of them. Clark BTW is it possible to copy a family element from a project to the library? IE the Corbu Man... __________________ (...still teaching this dog new tricks...) studioCJF

2003-10-28, 01:13 AM	#9
beegee Super Moderator Join Date: 2003-05 Location: crusing 11 kms above Australia Posts: 5,153	Corbu man is a floor based generic model. It can be copied and pasted between projects, but you can't copy it into an RFA file to make your own family. You could make your own though. Just draw him up as an extrusion. Thats how the one in Ronchamp was done. I think Corb would be happy if you made him from rough off form concrete. Just add a few cracks and reo rust marks. __________________ Bruce Gow. *KarelCAD.** Application Specialist.. Architect. Revitalize. Blog

2003-10-14, 12:58 AM	#1
Jeffrey McGrew AUGI Addict Join Date: 2003-05 Location: Oakland, California Posts: 1,932	Hey everyone, I remember back in the 3.somthin' days of Revit there was a model of Corbusier's Ronchamp as a demo model. Does anyone still have that? I used to, but now I can't find it, and I want to use it as a 'demo' rendering with Radiance to show off for my Portfolilo.

2003-10-14, 04:40 PM	#3
Jeffrey McGrew AUGI Addict Join Date: 2003-05 Location: Oakland, California Posts: 1,932	thanks a ton!

2003-10-23, 03:42 PM	#4
BRADLEY Member Join Date: 2003-10 Location: Macon, Ga. Posts: 12	Could you email it to me aswell?

2003-10-26, 01:34 AM	#5
Jason 100 Club Join Date: 2003-07 Posts: 142	Beegee, May I trouble you to email me a copy as well to pjasonl@shaw.ca. thank, j

2003-10-28, 02:48 AM	#10
Jeffrey McGrew AUGI Addict Join Date: 2003-05 Location: Oakland, California Posts: 1,932	Corb would also be happy if you made him parametric, based upon corb's system of proportion. That's what Corbu man is based upon; it was supposed to be something like a 'module' within corb's drawings that everything was proportioned from.

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