Dynamic Asset Placement – Pick, place, and edit single or multiple assets from the Enscape libraries via the rendering window.
NVIDIA DLSS Support – Deep Learning Super Sampling technology.Material Editor – New and enhanced features and functions for a better experience.Material and Asset Libraries – Choose from 390+ predefined materials and 3200+ assets.Intuitive UI – Enhanced design experience.Video textures – Include animated surfaces.Collaborative workflow – Capture and communicate annotated feedback.Video path – Multiple options for every keyframe.Panorama Gallery which includes 360° Panorama views – Google cardboard for 360° mobile view support.Web Standalone export – Create a web link to your project that’s visible via any browser.Custom Asset Library – Import your own models into Enscape and organize them by creating your own categories.Web-based Asset Library – Add Enscape-ready 3D models to your project, including Local Assets.
Virtual reality (VR) – Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and Windows Mixed Reality support with one click.Direct integration – No need for separate software.Live link – Any changes made in Revit are instantly visible in Enscape.Real-time walk-through – Instant rendering.Used by renowned architecture firms in over 150 countries, such as Foster + Partners and Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), Enscape brings your designs to life and enables you to give clients an unparalleled design experience. It is the easiest and fastest way to turn your models into immersive 3D experiences. You can design, document, and visualize simultaneously from one model. It plugs directly into your modeling software, giving you an integrated design and visualization workflow across all project phases.Įnscape allows you to work intuitively with accessible rendering that requires no prior specialized knowledge to use. She's also completed a summer residency at the SVA for Design Research, Writing, and Criticism.Enscape™ is a real-time rendering and virtual reality plugin for Autodesk® Revit® (also for Rhino, SketchUp, Archicad, and Vectorworks). She has also completed foundational course work from ArtCenter College of Design, The School of Architecture at UIC, and UCLA's Architecture + Interior Design extension program. She's completed programs at SCI-Arc's M+M program and the A.A. in Communication Disorders and a Minor in Environmental Studies from the University of Redlands.
In March 2017, she published a children's book titled "How Do You Spell Courage." Her work has been exhibited at the A+D Museum, LA Design Festival x Dopium LA, the Japanese American Cultural Museum in L.A., and the Ideas Bit Factory in Milan. Her design interests involve blending art, narrative environments, and lighting design. As a writer, she focuses on architecture's relationship to media and cultural studies, social policy, urbanism, and behavioral economics. Katherine is an LA-based writer, editor, and visual artist.
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