Original subtitles

Hello everyone and welcome to this SketchUp course.

My name is managed by that is,

I am an architect and 3D designer,

and throughout my career,

I have worked for different architectural studios in

charge of their realization of 3D models in a sketch.

In addition, I've been teaching SketchUp indifferent,

created schools for several years.

And as a result of all of that experience,

I've created this online course in which I've tried to

synthesize all that accumulated

knowledge in the best possible way.

In this course.

Therefore, maybe you will start as a beginner,

but without acceleration,

you will finish it as an expert.

Of course, as long as you are able to finish the course.

Because it is a long course where

we will immerse ourselves in the program.

But I can assure you that it is a very fun course.

We will study each of the programs tools through theory

and various practical exercise at different scales.

We will combine academic exercise with

professional projects taken

from my architectural activity.

As a teacher, I've had many students face-to-face

and I've seen the main difficulties

you usually encounter in the program,

which are invariably the same.

Therefore, the course is designed to focus

on all those complex aspects of the software.

Drone in SketchUp is easy.

It is very intuitive program,

but it is just as easy to draw.

But do what I used to call patchwork.

When the model we want to draw becomes more complex,

that way of drawing no longer works for us.

To model correctly. In scatter,

you have to understand the SketchUp way of thinking.

It is a very special way of thinking.

Understanding it will take us a bit of work.

But once done, it will be like understanding the matrix.

Everything will make sense and we will be

able to model all kinds of architecture,

interior design, landscape, or construction predicts.

The program is very fun and full of

possibilities. During the course.

In addition to theory and

the different practical exercises

associated with each model,

we will carry out a project of

high difficulty, a transversal way.

We will model one of

the most emblematic buildings of the 20th century.

The Barcelona Pavilion,

designed for the universal exhibition

of Barcelona in 1929 by Ms. Van der Rohe.

And finally, to finish the course,

we'll learn a new software layout.

Connected in real time with a SketchUp layout

will allow us to make presentations of our projects.

Because we have to be aware of the fact that

having a good 3D model is just as

important as knowing how to present it

to our teacher, colleague, or client.

Time to say by now,

all these are much more awaits you in this course.

So if you are ready, let's get started.