
Draft a complete outdoor bathroom floorplan in Rhino, compare Rhino with AutoCAD, and learn to create layers, outer walls, and dimensions for client-ready designs.
Set up units and layers, then draw the wall in Rhino as a ten-foot by eight-foot footprint. Offset inward 3.5 inches, and switch to top view for a two-dimensional floorplan.
Learn to create bathroom walls and openings in Rhino 3D architecture plan drawings by offsetting walls, trimming intersections, and placing door openings with standard clearances.
Create the door on the door and window layer using polyline for a two-inch opening, set the swing to 90 degrees, then copy, rotate, and mirror to place more.
Place bathroom fixtures in a Rhino floor plan using downloaded components, align them, and ensure 30-inch clearances between sinks and toilets plus adequate circulation space.
Create accurate dimensions for architectural plans by configuring annotation styles, organizing fixtures on a separate layer, and setting the model space scale for clear, consistent wall, door, and window measurements.
Add architectural notes in Rhino 3D by labeling bathroom rooms and doors with an architectural font like city blueprint, using layers, bold text, and adjusting the scale for clarity.
Apply Rhino to create architectural plan drawings for a bathroom with shower and sink, manage layers, create hatch fills, isolate walls, join curves, and ensure closed curves for finalization.
In this Course you will learn how to create a bathroom layout inside of Rhino 7 3D. Rhino 3D is an advanced modeling program, that has all of the capabilities to create architectural construction drawings, as well as complex 3D models.
I will walk you though all of the steps in detail and share with you the project files. This way you can ensure that you have a file to reference as you work.
Rhino 3D is a bit intimidating at first, but with some experience it can become one of the most useful tools. These tutorials are great for students who are trying to expand their design arsenal. They will allow you to create some complex and impressive designs as well as construction drawings. The steps in this tutorial are useful for many other applications. So make sure to follow me for future lessons, and let me know if you have any questions. By the end of this course, you will have a better understanding of how Rhino 3D works and how you can apply it to your specific use case.
These videos are perfect for:
Architects
Engineers
Design Students
The advantages of using Rhino 7 for Architecture:
Rhino 7 is high-end surfacing. It allows users to create, edit, analyze, render, animate and translate non-uniform rational B-splines (NURBS) curves, surfaces and solids (yes, Rhino 7 will do solids), and so on, as well as subdivision (sub-D) geometry. (Some people buy it just to translate file formats!) Rhino offers uninhibited freeform modeling, accuracy, compatibility, the ability to repair meshes, and speed—all for a price that is substantially lower than other programs out there.