Description
Clash detection is integral during the design process to ensure coordinated and ready-for-construction models are produced. A properly implemented clash detection practice will result in a reduced number of RFIs during construction, and ultimately decreases the costs associated with uncoordinated design models. An offline clash detection process becomes increasingly challenging in a design-build megaproject where dozens of models are developed at a fast pace. Therefore, there is a need for a cloud-based, collaborative, and centralized clash detection platform where the designed models are actively integrated and monitored collectively for outstanding coordination issues. BIM 360 Design software’s platform lets users conduct such a clash detection practice as it hosts live design models, and it provides a built-in clash detection module (that is to say Model Coordination). Learn how Model Coordination was used to clash and report on the LAX Automated People Mover Project.
Key Learnings
- Learn how to set up coordination spaces to house an entire project’s intelligent models based on custom division of the project scope
- Learn how to manage users permissions to provide appropriate view and edit access to the model coordination module
- Learn how to initiate and publish horizontal (DWG format) and vertical (RVT format) models by setting up appropriate 3D views
- Learn how to create issues from valid clashes, assign ownership for the issues, and communicate them to the team
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- CSCameron SchaeferAs an experienced design technology leader and innovator, Cameron currently serves as the BIM Lead for the LAX Automated People Mover (APM) Project. Cameron’s responsibilities include the oversight and management of all 3D model deliverables across the entire design scope of the projects 150+ design models, 300+ designers and more than 15 design firms. Being HDR’s largest BIM project and one of the largest BIM projects in the nation, Cameron is in charge of ensuring models from civil utilities through station structural meet contractual LOD requirements for use in 4D Phasing, 5D Estimating, As-built and O&M use cases. Cameron has extensive experience specializing in blending horizontal (Civil) and vertical (Architectural) projects across multiple platforms to ensure project teams are communicating as efficient as possible with minimal data loss between cross platform applications.
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