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Most people learn Autodesk Maya by watching tutorials that go nowhere. This course builds one thing start to finish: a Cyber Tower. Jan Wilk walks you through the Maya interface, low-poly and high-poly polygon modeling, and a final lighting setup that turns your model into a portfolio-ready render. Four hours, six lessons, no prior experience needed.
Instructor
Navigate and customize the Autodesk Maya interface for efficient workflow
Elevate your 3D models using advanced polygon editing and subdivision surface workflows
Learn how to design strategically using manual low-poly modeling to create fluid shapes.
Low-poly polygon modeling techniques
High-poly polygon modeling techniques
Instructor
Jan is an architect and designer currently working at minD Design Studio based in London. He holds a Master of Architecture degree from WBiA - University of Technology in Poland. Jan, with his deep passion for contemporary design shaped by fluidity and elegance, believes that human comfort emerges from graceful, flowing forms. A careful attention to detail defines his work, giving each project a unique and enduring value.
From Prompting to Spatial Directorship
This was one of the most immediately useful AI visualization workshops I have taken. Pouya’s workflow made a clear distinction between simply generating attractive images and actually directing AI with architectural intent. The strongest takeaway for me was the idea of spatial directorship: controlling camera, composition, materials, lighting, atmosphere, and design fidelity through a structured workflow rather than relying on unpredictable outputs. The progression from raw 3D views and sketches to refined hero images and cinematic sequences felt practical and transferable. For my AutoTroph work, this is especially valuable because it adds a much stronger communication layer to computational research. It gives me a way to translate complex generative ideas into images and motion without losing the architectural logic behind them.
Walter Patrick SmithArchitecture in Motion: AI Cinematic WorkflowsExcellent Course for Architectural Competitions
A very useful and well-structured course that clearly explains how to use AI throughout the architectural competition process, from understanding and rethinking the brief to concept development, visualization, presentation boards, and final submission. I learned practical methods that can improve creativity, workflow, storytelling, and the overall quality of competition projects.
Ammar AlmusaeedAI for Architectural Competitions: From Brief to SubmissionComprehensive introduction to Maya modeling for architectural design
The course offered a clear, structured deep dive into Autodesk Maya’s essential modeling tools and workflows. I gained a solid grasp of polygon modeling, edge flow control, and core surface techniques tailored for conceptual form-finding and complex architectural geometry.
Omkar SawantCyber Villa: Mastering Maya EssentialsThe AI support and power
Learned how to integrate generative artificial intelligence into the architectural design process, using prompt engineering and AI-powered tools to develop design concepts, explore creative alternatives, and support early-stage architectural visualization.
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