GreenSpider 2.1 is out and it's much powerful than ever.

GreenSpider 2.1 is ready for download from this page. This plugin is now much more complex, and it works both on Revit 2013 and 2014. GreenSpider Translator 1.2 can now open files from customized locations with multiple browsing. Inside the Revit environment .GSP files can be now selected from custom path. The GreenSpider 2.1 user interface is much more compact and intuitive (GSCurves and GSPoints are now part of a less intrusive drop-down menu). XYZ files can be now sorted following X or Y axis.

The brand new installation system is more sophisticated than its predecessors. Since the plugin was written taking advantage of RevitAPI2013, it works on both Revit 2013 and 2014. Please be sure to choose the right version during the install process.

GreenSpider 2.1 is here!

Flying over the (point) clouds

Last saturday I was in Rome (unfortunately for a few time) to give a little talk on my research activities on high-tech surveys and Public Space. Thanks to my friends at Eye Sky S.r.l. I could present the flight we had together last August over Piazza Maggiore, in Bologna. They made a great job with their Microdrone MD4-200!

On the left there is the poster presented at BiSP2013 (click the thumbnail to enlarge): it was exhibited during the whole event at University of Roma3 location (ex-macello).

I also talked about laser scanning techniques for wide sites surveys, introducing the high definition capture we made some weeks ago in Piazza Verdi, in Bologna as well.

City Space Architecture team debut!

Last week a wonderful workshop organized by Luisa Bravo took place in Rome at the "Biennale dello Spazio Pubblico 2013". Guys from CitySpaceArchitecture presented an amazing work about "Upgrading Bologna, version 2.0".

Here, some pictures of the event, more videoclips after the cut...