Learn how to get started with infrared.city and discover our step-by-step guides for climate informed design decisions
This workflow integrates infrared.city’s ground material editing with parametric surface redistribution in Grasshopper to quantify how vegetation and hardscape ratios shift UTCI distributions and heat-stress exposure, enabling performance-driven open-space design decisions.
This workflow couples infrared.city’s wind simulation with Galapagos to optimize massing configurations under a fixed building volume, using mesh-based wind metrics to reduce both high-speed acceleration zones and low-speed stagnation areas.
This tutorial walks through a complete Grasshopper workflow for multi-parameter filtering — from project setup and geometry updates to threshold-based visualization. See how intersecting thermal comfort and wind speed results can uncover microclimate risks and support evidence-based design refinement.
Build KPI workflows in Grasshopper with the infrared.city plugin—post-process thermal comfort, compare scenarios, and assess interventions with custom metrics.
Learn how to use the infrared.city plugin in Revit with this step-by-step tutorial. Discover how to install the plugin, log into your account, load projects, add analyses, update geometries, and run simulations directly inside your BIM workflow.
In this article, you will learn how to simulate and evaluate pedestrian wind comfort using real design scenarios. The tutorial explains how to import design models, define seasonal and hourly conditions, and run comparative simulations to assess wind comfort in urban environments.