Description
The New Government Quarter is an ambitious project with seven buildings containing more than 125,000 square meters of highly attractive office space. The challenge: keeping dozens of Revit models consistent across different teams—starting with the same templates, but not ending up developing different model “dialects” over time. How can we avoid the cost of massive worker hours and still keep data quality and data management easy to maintain? To solve these issues, the design team is developing a set of automation processes for Revit software. These are built as scalable add-ins that anyone can use and configure, and they’re implemented using structured support, training, and documentation strategies. The heaviest processes are run at night using a large set of external resources managed by the owner and configured by the building information modeling (BIM) team. The result is a staggering reduction in the amount of non-value-adding time spent by the design team, leading to a much greater return on investment in the form of design quality.
Key Learnings
- Gain strategies for automated data flow between Revit models, IFC deliverables, and different stakeholders in large projects.
- Learn how to set up centralized template models that contain and synchronize all model settings, types, and families.
- Learn about methods for setting up and executing automation infrastructure that helps design and construction teams.
- Learn how to implement project purpose custom-built design tools under pressure of constant project deadlines.
Speakers
- MDMorten Marius RæderWorking in one of Norway's largest architecture firms, Morten is working as architect and BIM co-ordinatorfor the newly finished expansion of Oslo Airport Gardermoen and the current expansion of Stockholm Airport Arlanda.He is also working for standardization and implementation of BIM on industry level through involvement in several organisations, such as the Practicing Architects of Norway's BIM-board, Architect's Council of Europe (ACE) BIM expert panel and buildingSMART Norway.In addition he is working as Quality Assesment Manager in Nordic Office of Architecture and is registered as a BREEAM-NOR associated professional, working with sustainable design in Nordic.
Håvard VasshaugI am a CPO and Co-Founder at Anker, the world's first digital construction enabler. I am also a Founder of Reope and Bad Monkeys, and have driven the development and implementation of digital workflows in AEC over several decades. Having worked in IT, Engineering and Architecture, I now dedicates all my drive to scale digital construction and through the automatic creation and validation of quality construction data.
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