The Designers 3D CAD Shootout 1999
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The Designers 3D CAD Shootout 1999 |
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Teams work :
1. Floorplans
2. Elevations and Sections
3. Color Perspectives
4. Rendering
5. Animation
6. 3D Dimensional Modeling
7. 2D Construction Detail
8. Overall Design
Teams software :
9. Network Collaboration
10. Value
11. Ease of Use
12. Parametric Functions for Architects
13. Model Intelligence
Vignette Interviews :
1. Vignette A. Large Collaborative Project
2. Vignette B. Special Features
3. Vignette C. Parametrics
4. Vignette D Symbols
5. Vignette E. Stairs, Ramps & Elevators
6. Vignette F. Roof Design
* Best Overall Architectural CADD (for the Cup)
would be the total scores in all the categories (I), plus the Vignettes (II), plus the required drawings checklist (III)
This form in table format as printed
Every category and Vignette will be graded on a scale of 0 to 100 with 50 being "average"
0 - not done
10 - really really poor
20 - poor
30 - below average
40 - not quite as good
50 - average - good
60 - very good
70 - very very good
80 - extremely good
90 - outstanding
100 - perfect
Yes, Jury Graders can give scores, such as 63, and can give the same score to more than one Team.
In total there are 20 categories where there will be awards (gold, silver, bronze) - 13 categories, 6 vignettes, plus overall. Of those 8 have to do with the Team's performance that day, and 12 are about the design software that they are using that we can infer from their work and their presentations. Top scorer in the Overall wins the Architectural CADD Cup. Top scorer in Design wins the Anders Prize.