How One Engineer Built the Rhino.Inside.Revit Community
In this conversation, Muhammad Saqlain Awan, founder of the Rhino.Inside.Revit community, shares his journey from civil engineering into computational design. He reflects on the challenges of automating design workflows, the importance of understanding data structures, and how programming skills can elevate efficiency in engineering practice. Saqlain highlights the role of community in knowledge sharing, providing structured lessons and open resources for Rhino.Inside.Revit users. He also outlines his vision for building tools and workflows that make automation more accessible for newcomers and advanced professionals alike. Takeaways Saqlain transitioned from civil engineering into computational design through automation. He faced challenges with automating processes and discovered the importance of strong foundations in data structures. Community-building has been critical for sharing solutions and advancing knowledge in computational design. He created a personal library of solutio
Chapters
- 00:00– Introduction to Rhino.Inside.Revit Community
- 00:05– Saqlain’s Journey: From Civil Engineering to Computational Design
- 09:30– Inside the Rhino.Inside.Revit Community Structure
- 16:28– Why Automation Matters in the AEC Industry
- 26:00– Advice for Future Generations & Closing Thoughts
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