PAACADEMY workshop on Revit and Rhino AI agents via MCP: November 14

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PAACADEMY is running a five-hour live workshop on November 14, 2026 about steering Revit, Rhino and Grasshopper with AI agents through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It is a paid session led by Fredy Fortich, with 50 seats.

When and where

  • Date: Saturday, November 14, 2026
  • Time: 14:00 to 19:00 GMT, which is 15:00 to 20:00 in Paris
  • Format: live online workshop (the course page does not name the video platform)
  • Language: English, with English subtitles
  • Price: listed at €85 for personal access (regular price €120), €68 for Pro members, and included with Full Access membership. Check the page for the current offer.
  • Level: beginner, with prior Level 1 knowledge recommended but not required

What it covers

The workshop, titled “Agentic Architecture 2.0”, compares several AI models working on the same design tasks. According to the course page, the agenda runs through:

  • setup and the current state of AI agents for architecture
  • methodology, token use and caching
  • modeling in Rhino through a Rhino MCP server
  • Revit through a Revit MCP server, with benchmarking between models
  • Grasshopper workflows
  • conclusions and security considerations

Who should attend

Architects and computational designers who want to see what MCP-connected agents can actually do in Revit and Rhino today, and how different models compare. The security segment is worth noting for BIM managers who are being asked whether to allow AI agents to write into project models.

If you want to try the official route first, our guide to setting up Autodesk’s Revit MCP server technical preview covers installation and the main pitfalls.

How to register

Registration is on the PAACADEMY course page. Seats are limited to 50 and enrollment closes before the session starts.

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