Anyone feel like sending me to SF? We could call it a charitable contribution...
carcazzz wrote: > they should move san francisco to europe. just for a while, at least. > > On Feb 2, 3:50 am, Andrew <[email protected]> wrote: > > The California College of the Arts (CCA) in San Francisco will be > > hosting a series of workshops on March 28-29. Four of the workshops > > will be Rhino-related so I thought I would post the info here. The > > workshops are open to all design students and professionals and will > > be intense. > > > > Introduction to Rhino Modeling > > Instructor: Pascal Golay from McNeelhttp://mlab.cca.edu/?p=430 > > > > Introduction to Grasshopper Modeling in Rhino > > Instructor: Andy Payne (know here as "Rchitekt" and the author of the > > amazing new Grasshopper Primer)http://mlab.cca.edu/?p=438 > > > > Advanced Grasshopper Modeling and VB.Net Scripting > > Instructors: Gil Akos from Studio Mode and Rajaa Issa from > > McNeelhttp://mlab.cca.edu/?p=446 > > > > Rhinoscripting > > Instructor: Marc Fornes of theverymanyhttp://mlab.cca.edu/?p=453 > > > > In addition, there are several other events during the week of March > > 25 - April 1st including: > > > > March 25: FLUX: Architecture in a Parametric Landscape Exhibition at > > CCA (http://mlab.cca.edu/?p=364) > > March 26: CCA Lecture by Andrew Kudless (a bit of self-promotion) > > March 27-30 Smart Geometry Workshops > > March 30: CCA Lecture by Gramazio and Kohler from Zurich > > March 31: Smart Geometry masterclasses and Alumni Conference > > April 1: Smart Geometry Conference and Reception > > > > So, if you are in or near the Bay Area at the end of March, there are > > a lot of great things going on involving parametric design, scripting > > and computational geometry. Check out CCA's mlab site for more info: > > mlab.cca.edu > > > > Thanks, > > > > Andrew
