SketchUp for Planners - Intermediate Part 2

Total course duration: 1 hour 6 minutes (Includes 6 videos)
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In addition to accurately modeling projects, as demonstrated in the introductory courses, SketchUp is also useful for illustrating more abstract concepts, such as FAR, dimensional requirements and design guidelines. This course demonstrates how planners use SketchUp to illustrate requirements in zoning codes, design guidelines and form based codes. Instructor Jaymes Dunsmore, is a planner and urban designer who has worked on large-scale transportation, master planning and real-estate development projects for public and private clients in the United States and China.

Chapters

  • 1. Chapter 1 - Introduction

    Provides an Introduction to the course.

    1:41m
  • 2. Chapter 2 - Illustrating Floor-Area-Ratio (FAR)

    Learn how to illustrate Floor to Area Ratios (FAR) with SketchUp.

    7:22m
  • 3. Chapter 3 - Illustrating Building Envelopes

    Develop a wider tool pallete and styles to fully illustrate building envelope models that conform to planning and design codes.

    13:05m
  • 4. Chapter 4 - Illustrating Mixed-Use Projects

    Explore SketchUp's wide array possibilities for illustrating mixed-use developments in a simple yet elegant way.

    10:12m
  • 5. Chapter 5 - Illustrating Design Guidelines

    Learn how to create unique building models that conform to design guidelines. This includes: signage, offsets and window guidelines.

    17:13m
  • 6. Chapter 6 - Creating 3D Street Sections

    Create the most amazing Street Cross-sections with SketchUp and the SketchUp 3D model warehouse!

    16:28m