We are delighted to officially announce the schedule for our workshop series in Denmark on September 7-17, 2018. We will be in Copenhagen from September 7 to September 11 and will go to Aarhus from September 13 to September 17. See the table below for dates and topics. There are limited number of seats for each workshop. Please secure your seat as soon as possible. Register here.
Early bird tickets are priced at 4,265 DKK for a full day workshop and will be available unti July 31. After July 31 seats will be available for 4,665 DKK for a full day workshop.
There are limited seats in each workshop for students with highly discounted price (1,850 DKK - 2,100 DKK). The tickets are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. To verify, email us a photo of your current valid student ID from your .edu email address and we will send you a discount code. The email address is (denmark.workshops.2018@ladybug.tools).
Workshops will be hosted at Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects offices in Copenhagen and Aarhus. You can find the address to the offices on this page.
We want to greatly thank Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects for sponsoring the venue for the workshops both in Copenhagen and Aarhus, and also their support during the process of organizing the workshop.
Finally, we want to greatly thank The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts for hosting the public presentation.
Topic | Time | Date in Copenhagen | Date in Aarhus |
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#1 Parametric environmental modeling with Ladybug in Grasshopper See detailed curriculum |
9:00 am - 4:00 pm | Friday Sept. 07 2018 |
Thursday Sept. 13 2018 |
#2 Parametric daylight modeling with Honeybee in Grasshopper See detailed curriculum |
9:00 am - 4:00 pm | Saturday Sept. 08 2018 |
Friday Sept. 14 2018 |
#3 Energy Modeling for Passive Design with Honeybee in Grasshopper See detailed curriculum |
9:00 am - 4:00 pm | Sunday Sept. 09 2018 |
Saturday Sept. 15 2018 |
#4 Energy Modeling for Heating/Cooling Systems with Honeybee in Grasshopper See detailed curriculum |
9:00 am - 2:00 pm | Monday Sept. 10 2018 |
Sunday Sept. 16 2018 |
Public presentation at The Royal Danish Academy (KADK) | 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm | Monday Sept. 10 2018 |
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#5 Automated iterative modeling and analysis in Grasshopper See detailed curriculum |
9:00 am - 4:00 pm | Tuesday Sept. 11 2018 |
Monday Sept. 17 2018 |
*All workshops will be taught with the Ladybug Tools plugins for Grasshopper.
The one-day Ladybug workshop will provide attendees with the ability to explore the relationship between weather data and environmental design decisions. We will address a number of environmental design questions for a hypothetical project using Ladybug. The focus of the workshops is to teach attendees best practices in using Ladybug for iterative design and simulation. If you have not used Rhino, Grasshopper or Ladybug and planning to attend any of the other workshops we strongly recommend taking this workshop. In this workshop you will learn how to:
This workshop covers essential material for effective daylighting simulation with Honeybee including daylight factor, point-in-time grid-based and image-based daylight and basic introduction to climate-based annual daylight simulation. We will cover fundamentals of daylight modeling for designing a well daylit space. We will use Honeybee legacy plugin in the morning and Honeybee[+] plugin closer to the end of the workshop. In this workshop, you will learn how to:
This course covers essential workflows for energy simulation with Honeybee. In this workshop, you will learn how to:
Building off of the previous day’s workshop, we will add detailed HVAC systems into Honeybee energy models. It is highly recommended that participants attend the previous day’s workshop unless they are already very familiar with Honeybee energy modeling workflows. In this workshop, you will learn how to:
This workshop covers the best practices for automating parametric iterative studies. We will cover best practices for automating parametric iterative studies and utilize several visualizations to make informed design decisions from these studies. This workshop brings all of the content of the previous workshops together and, while attendance of previous workshops is not necessary, participants will get the most out of this workshop if they have attended the previous ones. In this workshop, you will lean how to: