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Generative Jewelry and Fashion Design with Rhino® and Grasshopper® is a new way to model jewelry where the designs are ‘generated’ using generative algorithms. A form is created by a series of mathematical operations, instead of being the outcome of applying a conventional command.
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Ladybug Tools and IronBug online workshop, April 15-17 (McNeel Europe)
Tutors: Mateo Barbero, Adrian Krezlik, Julia Karnas
April 15-17, 2026
10 AM-5 PM CEST (Barcelona)
Hosted on Zoom by McNeel Europe
Join us for a focused, hands-on three-day workshop on energy simulation and thermal comfort modelling using Rhino and Grasshopper, with a special emphasis on robust workflows with Ladybug Tools and advanced HVAC system simulation using IronBug, hosted in person by Dosta Tec and led by energy engineer Mateo Barbero, architect Adrian Krezlik, and energy modeller Julia Karnas.
By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:
- Build and calibrate multi-zone energy models
- Know the basic of setting up a detailed HVAC systems using IronBug
- Evaluate operational energy use and carbon intensity
- Model and interpret most common thermal comfort metrics
- Integrate energy and comfort analysis into early-stage design workflows
Day 1: Foundations of Climate & Energy Modelling
The first day establishes the theoretical and computational foundations of
building energy modelling.
- Climate modelling in the AEC context
- Future climate scenarios and its modelling
- Weather data
- Introduction to Ladybug Tools interface and workflows
- Weather data analysis and radiation studies
- Building a simple energy model in Honeybee
- Best practices for geometry, zoning, and simulation setup
Day 2 : Detailed Energy Simulation & Thermal Comfort (with IronBug)
The second day focuses on advancing from simplified models to technically
rigorous simulations, including HVAC system modelling through IronBug.
- Develop a detailed multi-zone energy model
- Define program schedules, internal loads, and occupancy profiles
- Assign construction assemblies and material properties
- Analyse energy intensity and end-use breakdown
- Evaluate operational carbon intensity
- Introduction to IronBug
- HVAC system modelling logic
- System components and configuration
- Linking HVAC systems to thermal zones
Day 3: Comfort Modelling
The final day introduces thermal comfort modelling, positioned within the
broader framework of energy demand and occupant comfort.
- PMV/PPD metrics
- Adaptive comfort models
- Overheating risk assessment
- Comfort-based design optimisation strategies
- Material properties and thermal mass
Course requirements: The training is tailored for architects, engineers, and designers seeking greater technical control over building performance modelling. Intermediate knowledge of Rhino and Grasshopper is required.
Software requirement: Rhino 8
Online course fees for each course: EUR 395 (+VAT). Full-time students and university teachers receive a 50% discount (proof of status required). Please note that we will confirm your seat after your payment has cleared.
Maximum number of participants for each course: 25. If there is no quorum, the course will be canceled 15 days before.
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