40 workshops and mini-courses. 214+ hours. Project files, Q&A, monthly live sessions. For this launch only, the entire library plus the next 12 months of Premium opens as one bundle.
The mini-courses are not generic exercises. You build the actual buildings, alongside their original references, with the geometry, facade, materials, and environment included.
Full Rhino model from the waterfall site to the cantilevered slabs.
Twisting tower with custom facade panels, modeled fully in Grasshopper.
The largest Grasshopper definition in How to Rhino history. ~900 components, deep data-tree work.
Sculpted SubD shells modeled from photographs. Flowing, fabric-like exterior.
Patterned glass facade built in Grasshopper, broken down into adaptive parametric parts.
400-component Grasshopper definition with Rhino 8 blocks for parametric facade cost estimation.
Concrete + glass + wooden screens modeled in Rhino with blocks, then rendered photorealistically in V-Ray.
Full SubD topology with curved-panel facade detailing and mullion distribution.
Hexagonal grid Y-shaped panel facade with attractor-driven panel sizing. Modeled after UNStudio's Chicago Museum of Film proposal.
600-component pixelated stone facade in Grasshopper, with Anemone recursion and dynamic panel substitution.
Every tool below shows up in at least one workshop or mini-course. Some we teach from start to finish. Others we just use along the way. You won't find a list this long in one course.
40 sessions, taught by working architects and by the people who build the plugins. Project files included with every session.
01Walk through a full 6-hour build of a stone facade with pixelated openings. You learn Anemone recursion, dynamic Split Mask logic driven by the parametric model, Polar coordinate sorting, Stream Filter for switching between design versions, and how to keep a 600-component definition organized. Inspired by SETUParchitecture's SoftStone project in Tehran.
02Three full mini-courses on Rhino 8 SubD modeling. Build a sci-fi fighter jet starting from a single line, sculpt Christian de Portzamparc's flowing Dior flagship in Seoul, and model Vincent Callebaut's Manta Hotel with its complex curved facade. Topology you can edit downstream, with full project files included.
03A 4-day deep dive into how optimization actually works. Day 1: what is optimization. Day 2: how it works under the hood. Day 3: optimization applied to real Grasshopper definitions with the Galapagos solver. Day 4: live quiz. You walk out able to set up genomes and fitness functions, drive convergence, and optimize against geometric or climate-driven objectives.
04Take a real building model and run it through every major environmental analysis. Wind, sun paths, daylight autonomy, glare, and UTCI thermal comfort, using Ladybug Tools and Honeybee Tools in Grasshopper, with EnergyPlus and Radiance doing the heavy lifting under the hood. Two complete workshops, around 14 hours of structured analysis training.
05Two volumes, around 10 hours of hands-on workflow building. Set up ComfyUI from scratch, use Stable Diffusion and Flux models, leverage ControlNet for model-to-render conversions, and master inpainting for editing existing renders. You leave with ready-to-use ComfyUI templates including Flux and ControlNet that drop straight into your daily practice.
06Raven is the AI built natively into Grasshopper, with awareness of the 900+ public Grasshopper plugins. You learn to manage context and prompt it, build a reusable library of your own clusters and snippets, and feed it simulation-informed feedback for grounded geometry generation. Taught directly by Moritz Rietschel, the co-creator of Raven.
07Even with zero coding experience. Set up Visual Studio with the RhinoCommon SDK, use Cursor and Claude as your AI pair programmer, and build two real plugins step by step: an image viewer panel for modeling reference, and a text-and-image-to-3D plugin powered by Tencent's Hunyuan model running locally on your GPU. Git/GitHub workflow included.
08Model nine unique Rhino blocks by hand, then let Grasshopper generate 57 scaled variations, place every panel on the building, attach a price-per-square-meter to each one, and read out the total facade cost live as you move a slider. Built on Rhino 8's new Model Object, Content Cache, and User Text components. Inspired by Cobe's The Silo in Copenhagen.
How to Rhino Premium launched in August 2024. Since then we have shipped 22 live workshops and 19 mini-courses, one of each every month, taught by our internal team alongside guest instructors who lead Premium sessions on their area of expertise.
The roadmap is the entire history laid out month by month. Some of the upcoming slots already have guest instructors confirmed and others we are still actively setting up. We continuously ask our Premium members which workshops and mini-courses they would like to see next, and the future roadmap is shaped around their answers.
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Premium is not a course playlist. It is a multi-year history of live sessions we taught with practicing architects, plus a forward calendar of 24 more sessions in the next 12 months. Here is the inventory you take home.
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Every month inside Premium, you get a new live workshop or mini-course. Here are the next named guest instructors and the topics we have already locked in. The rest of the calendar fills in as new sessions get scheduled.
Jun 2026
Compare the two leading text-to-image models for architectural workflows: prompting, editing, reference matching, and turning model exports into photoreal renders.
Jul 2026
Topic TBA
Topic and project files locked in next month. Expect a deep dive into algorithmic geometry, with the model built live from a real practice example.
Aug 2026
A working session with the Henning Larsen Tool, an in-house Grasshopper toolkit for early-stage environmental analysis. Sun, wind, daylight, and embodied carbon, all from the same model.
Sep 2026
Motif is the new design and collaboration platform built by the team behind Dynamo and Revit. Build a project with us from concept through coordination, end-to-end inside Motif.
Oct 2026
Topic TBA
Topic locks in closer to the date. Robert is known for blending computational geometry with material-aware fabrication, and the session will mirror his real production workflow.
Nov 2026
A hands-on session with Xfigura, the AI platform purpose-built for architectural design. Image-to-3D, style transfer, and AI-assisted iteration inside a real project workflow.
17 more sessions are being scheduled across the next 12 months. Mini-courses, group support calls, and Q&A drop in monthly while your membership is active.
Teaches Rhino modeling, rendering, and AI for architecture.
Teaches Grasshopper, parametric design, and computational logic.
Premium pulls in working architects, plugin developers, and computational designers from outside the team to teach the topics they know best. Click any of their sessions in the inventory above to watch the intro video.
For the past few years, Premium has grown session by session. Active members get the new workshop and the new mini-course each month. People who join later can unlock individual past sessions at $97 each, but most do not, because the catalog is too long to chew through one unlock at a time.
We have never sold the historical library as a single bundle. It is the thing members ask about most often, and it is the thing we have not had time to package.
For the May 2026 launch, we are opening it once.
This is the first and only time we are bundling the entire historical library. After this launch, the bundle closes. We have no plans to bring it back.
After Tuesday, May 26 at midnight, the bundle goes away. Past sessions go back to individual $97 unlocks.
If you watched the May workshop, what we taught there is a slice of what is inside the Premium Library.
If you have been on the fence about Premium, this is the window. Once it closes, it stays closed.
Inside the Premium Library
Try month by month
1 month of Premium membership
For people who want to come in for the May launch sessions and decide later. No automatic library access.
Past sessions stay at $97 each
12 months + previous 6 months
12 months of Premium membership
For people who do not need the full historical library and just want recent content plus the next year.
Back-catalog access within 12-24 hours
Full historical library + 12 months
~$12 per session · ~$2.32/hour · vs $4,300 at normal pricing
12 months of Premium membership
The launch-only bundle. Everything in the historical library, every upcoming workshop and mini-course for a year, plus group support, Q&A, and project files.
Two-step purchase. We walk you through it.
Unlock the Library · $497Library unlocks within 12-24 hours · Closes May 26
* Note for monthly members: the Library bundle requires annual. You upgrade to annual first, then we send the $200 unlock link inside the group. Click any Library button above for the full walkthrough.
Launch closes
After the clock hits zero, the bundle is gone. Past sessions go back to $97 each, and we are not planning to run this offer again.
Closes Tuesday, May 26, 2026 at midnight
Tuesday, May 26, 2026 at midnight CEST. After that, individual past sessions go back to $97 unlocks. We are not planning to run the Premium Library bundle again.
Each historical session normally unlocks individually for $97 because each is a multi-hour, project-based session that took weeks of work to record and edit. We have never sold them as a single bundle before. The launch price is a one-time founding-member deal, not a permanent change.
$297 gets you 12 months of Premium plus the previous 6 months. $497 gets you 12 months of Premium plus the entire historical library, every past Premium session we can grant. If you are new and only need recent content, $297 covers you. If you want to catch up on years of past sessions, $497 is the path.
The $35/month plan is unchanged, it is the same Premium membership we have always offered. For $35 you get access to that month's workshop and that month's mini-course, plus the project files and the community.
For May specifically that means access to the May launch workshop and project files. The same applies every month after that, one new workshop and one new mini-course. As long as you stay subscribed you keep access to every month you have been a member, so the longer you are in, the more your library grows.
Monthly does not include the historical back-catalog automatically. Individual past sessions stay at $97 each unless you upgrade to Annual or the Premium Library.
No. Checkout happens inside Skool. This page sends you to the right Skool plan. Skool is where the Premium community already lives.
Skool and Premium membership access is immediate, the moment your checkout goes through you are in the group.
The Library and back-catalog unlocks are granted by hand because Skool does not support add-on products, so one of us (Dusan or Lazar) needs to manually open up the past sessions on your account. The 12 to 24 hour window is the worst case. In practice, if one of us is online when you purchase, we unlock you within minutes.
Either way, do not worry, you will get access for sure. As soon as we see your message inside the group we open everything up.
No. The free May workshop is a teaching event we run during the launch, and what we cover there is a small slice of what is inside Premium. You get a taste of the topics, the format, and the way we teach, but not the full picture.
The Premium Library is the paid catalog of everything we have taught over the last few years: all 40 past workshops and mini-courses, project files, extended tutorials, plus the next 12 months of new sessions and the community. The May workshop shows you a few pieces. Premium gives you the whole library.
During the launch, active Premium members can add the $200 Premium Library Upgrade on top of their existing membership. What you need to do depends on which plan you are on right now.
If you are on the $297 annual plan, you only need to pay the $200. Send us a quick message inside the group (or by email) telling us you want the Library upgrade, and we send you the $200 payment link. Once you pay, we unlock the full historical library on your account.
If you are on the $35 monthly plan, there is one extra step. The Library upgrade requires the annual plan, so you first switch your subscription from monthly to annual inside Skool (Settings → Membership → Change plan → Save 29% by switching to annual). Once your annual upgrade goes through, message us and we send the $200 payment link the same way.
Click the Unlock the Library button on the pricing card for the full step-by-step walkthrough with screenshots. Your existing billing timeline is unchanged either way, the $200 is a one-time payment on top of your membership.
No. The $200 Library upgrade is a one-time payment that unlocks the historical library on your account, it does not add another 12 months and it does not reset your renewal date. Your annual subscription continues exactly on the timeline it is already on.
For example, if you joined annual 7 or 8 months ago, you still have about 4 to 5 months left on your year. Paying the $200 unlocks the entire back-catalog right now, but your next annual renewal is still on the same date it was before.
Library access is tied to an active Premium membership. As long as you keep your subscription active (monthly or annual), the library stays unlocked. If you cancel and your Premium membership ends, library access ends with it.
No refunds for this launch.
Yes. Skool handles tax/VAT where applicable.
Email us at [email protected]. We answer.
After this window, the bundle goes away. Past sessions go back to $97 each.
Unlock the Premium Library · $497
