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Evan Troxel

Proving Ground launches new weekly workflow blog series

The folks at Proving Ground, makers of essential tools like LunchBox for Grasshopper (and many others), have kicked-off a Weekly Workflow blog series. If I still used an RSS feed reader I’d definitely subscribe to this, but alas I merely “follow” Proving Ground on LinkedIn nowadays. Proving Ground: There&

New tool converts images to 3d models

Polilayer is a new tool in development aimed at architectural workflows. It uses AI to convert images into 3D models by extracting and creating clean CAD layers to make the translation from 2d to 3d easier. See an early output from an AI-generated image in this LinkedIn post from the

Veras AI rendering app updated

EvolveLab has released an update to Veras, their AI rendering app, that allows designers to render (or re-render) a region of their image. So if you’ve already gotten something acceptable for the majority of your image, this is a useful and time-saving technique for only affecting a smaller portion

TAP Grant program

Here’s a cool opportunity: The TAP Grant Program, sponsored by the Technology in Architectural Practice (TAP) knowledge community of the American Institute of Architects, aims to fund proposals up to $10,000 that leverage emergent AEC technology to solve challenges faced by architects and contribute to firm prosperity. The

Procreating a Dream-scape

There is no better drawing app on iPad than Procreate, and now they are taking to the next level. And they say this is only the beginning of their next chapter. Enter Procreate Dreams, available for $20 on November 22nd. Procreate Dreams is an all-new animation app packed with powerful

🗞️ AEC/tech Newsletter #19

👋🏼 Hi there! The AEC/tech Newsletter supplements the TRXL Podcast to fill in the details of what’s happening in the AEC/tech landscape. Happy reading.

3d Modeling in Rhino on an iPad

If you have an iPad and you’re interested in testing some modeling capabilities using McNeel's free iRhino3D app, you’re in luck. In this video you can see what the team is working on in the TestFlight version (read: not the App Store version) of iRhino3D, the