1. www.visualarq.com VisualARQVisualARQ ARCHITECTURAL TOOLS FOR RHINO

2. www.visualarq.com WHAT IS VISUALARQ? Architecture plug-in for Rhino Adds architectural tools to Rhino to model an architectural project in 3D and 2D Powerful feature-based editor to create and edit parametrical architectural objects INTRODUCTION

3. www.visualarq.com ADVANTAGESADVANTAGES Streamlines workflow + improves architectural design process efficiency within one production environment Allows to easily create / edit custom architectural objects Makes design + documentation process faster and easier Affordable price Intuitive, user friendly and short learning curve INTRODUCTION

4. www.visualarq.com Who is VisualARQ aimed at? Architects Interior architects Designers INTRODUCTION Render professionals Architecture and construction professionals

5. www.visualarq.com Architectural 3D and 2D modeling Create a project in 3D and get the plans and documents from it in 2D automatically Total integration in Rhino workflow FEATURES

6. www.visualarq.com Cut sections, make plans No matter how complex your design is, VisualARQ creates the plans, sections and elevations of any architectural project with a few clicks. FEATURES

7. www.visualarq.com Parametric architectural objects Set object Library for Walls, Beams, Columns, Doors, Windows, Railings, Stairs, etc. Easy and fast to edit and modify anytime Custom objects styles and libraries FEATURES Objects are displayed simultaneously in 2D (plan view) and 3D (model view)

8. www.visualarq.com Free form architecture VisualARQ supports NURBS. Objects can get any shape Free form surfaces can be integrated in the project No limits of shape and design Compatibility with Rhino volumes and surfaces FEATURES

9. www.visualarq.com Project documentation 2D documentation and information created automatically from the 3D model Floor plans Sections - Elevations Dimensions Surfaces Opening elevations Object quantification Areas, volumes, lengths… Editable and customized schedule tables for openings, space surfaces, walls, etc. FEATURES

10. www.visualarq.com Link and update data Documents and drawings in 2D update automatically when the 3D model changes Displays a standard 2D architectural representation of the 3D model in real time Automatic recalculation adjusts objects to any edition FEATURES

11. www.visualarq.com IFC format support Connection with other architecture software REVIT AUTOCAD Architecture ARCHICAD SOLIBRI MODEL VIEWER Other Software applications that support IFC VISUALARQ IFC VISUALARQ IFC FEATURES

12. www.visualarq.com Render engines VisualARQ supports all render engines that work with Rhino VisualARQ object material assignment works as in Rhino FEATURES

13. www.visualarq.com Integration with Grasshopper VisualARQ Grasshopper Components is an add-on for Grasshopper which allows you to create and work with VisualARQ architectural objects inside Grasshopper Once the VisualARQ geometry is baked, it turns into workable VisualARQ objects inside Rhino. FEATURES

14. www.visualarq.com Development system VisualARQ is in constant development New features and improvements every 3-4 months Free updates User feedback, reports and suggestions are key to VisualARQ development Development

15. www.visualarq.com Support and publications Web: www.visualarq.com – Features, FAQ’s and Tips & Tricks – Image gallery – Video gallery Blog: blog.visualarq.com – VisualARQ News Online Help – Help file with videos and images of VisualARQ tools and commands. Available inside VisualARQ. Support – Francesc Salla: fsalla@asuni.com SUPPORT Video Tutorial – Full video tutorial guide of the Ville Savoye project to learn Rhino and VisualARQ.

16. www.visualarq.com Try it for free 30-day evaluation version available on the website: www.visualarq.com/download/eval www.visualarq.com/download/eval Contact visualarq@asuni.com for an extension of the evaluation periodvisualarq@asuni.com SUPPORT

17. www.visualarq.com Lands Design Bubble for Rhino Software development: ARCHITECTURE – LANDSCAPE - ENGINEERING VisualARQ Dynamic Display VisualARQ is developed by: