DoC Event #008 – Dynamo 2.2 and Beyond – Online Only – Mar. 25th

If you are looking for some online fun on Wednesday, March 25th, 2020, between 5:30 pm and 6:30 pm MDT you should join this online DoC event, it’s FREE!

Date: Wednesday, March 25th, 2020

Time: 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm MDT

Location: Online via Zoom

This will be the second DoC event of the 2019 – 2020 season. Event #008 will feature a remote presentation about Dynamo from Sol Amour of Autodesk

Session #1

Dynamo 2.2 and Beyond

Presented by Sol Amour of Autodesk (remote session)

Join Autodesk’s Sol Amour, the Product Manager of Dynamo, as he runs through a deep dive presentation on Dynamo 2.2 and beyond. He will showcase the major features and changes made to Dynamo Core that have surfaced inside of host applications such as Revit, showcase the what and why of work done over the past year thematically and explore where Dynamo is headed next.

Sol has experience in a diverse range of fields ranging from Construction through Landscaping, Industrial Design and Architecture and now Software Development. He has focused his career on Education and a technical understanding of complex problems, tempered by carefully considered holistic design. Most of his career has been set within multidisciplinary firms, working on large scale commercial projects, where his focus has been upon communication, clarity and effectiveness between all parties involved – all while delivering outstanding bespoke design solutions. He now works at Autodesk as the Product Manager of Dynamo, responsible for the strategy, vision, direction and growth of Dynamo moving forward.

Sol’s aptitude has lead him down a more technical path, where the use of coding, visual scripting, computation and agile methodologies have allowed him to work smarter, not harder. His ethos is that we should leverage the computational power available to us, to automate many of the back end processes the modern world demands in order to allow us to get back to what we all really want to do – Spend time on the human components of building making; to consider, to think, to play, to feel, and to bring design back to the forefront allowing us to beautifully and holistically enhance the built fabric of our world.