Description
Imagine the scene: Your teams are experienced with Revit software and BIM (Building Information Modeling). You have a BIM deployment plan, you exchange models with the team regularly, and you conduct coordination meetings to review model progress. You share your coordinated, "clash-free" models during construction, only to be shocked at the first construction coordination meeting when the design models contain 53,724 clashes. This scenario is every BIM manager's nightmare. Implementing Navisworks software during a project's design will let the team coordinate more efficiently and eliminate issues that typically may not be discovered until later in the project. Navisworks provides powerful tools that you can use during design to streamline workflows and add value to your BIM process. We will present specific use cases for implementation during design, and provide understanding of how to implement a refined coordination process. We will also look at strategies for establishing efficient standardized workflows for implementation.
Key Learnings
- Discover the use cases and benefits of working in Navisworks during the design phases of projects
- Understand the distinction between design coordination and construction coordination
- Learn how to configure a Navisworks model for design coordination
- Understand how to implement Navisworks standards and a standardized workflow for design coordination
Speakers
- TKThomas KempA Registered Architect and BIM Specialist, Tom pushes the practical boundaries of BIM technology in RATIO’s architectural practice. He is responsible for driving value through the application of technology by identifying project and client needs, specifying solutions, and establishing the business value of solutions. Focusing on Revit and Building Information Modeling since the beginning 2004, Tom has been involved with implementing and managing design technology at a number of firms. RATIO’s team of BIM Specialists are responsible for the adoption of BIM technology throughout the firm, defining and maintaining standards, seeking out innovative and efficient best practices, and training users. With more than 20 years of experience in architecture, Tom has spoken across the country at Autodesk University, BILT NA and various Association of General Contractor events on issues related to BIM, innovation and technological change in the AEC industry.
Angie DoyleAngie Doyle is a BIM Specialist in RATIO’s Champaign, IL, design studio. Her role focuses on training, consultation, content creation, and day-to-day project assistance in Champaign and across the firm. An Autodesk Certified Instructor, Revit Professional, and Accredited BIMscript Developer, Angie has presented at multiple Boston Revit Users Groups, participated in the Boston Design Technology Throwdown, and taught courses including Revit Essentials for those transitioning from AutoCAD to Revit. Prior to joining RATIO, Angie worked at Microdesk as a BIM consultant for large-scale, complex design projects across the United States, providing production assistance and developing custom training manuals, implementation plans, and standards guides. She also worked with manufacturers to develop industry standard best practice content for BIMobject (Previously Autodesk SEEK), Sweets, and directly for manufacturers. Angie lives on her Central Illinois hobby farm with 1 llama, 4 donkeys, ~46 chickens, 2 cats, and a dog.
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