Description
For years you’ve heard stories of companies utilizing generative design in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. While you want to embark on a similar journey, you may be paralyzed, unsure where to start. Fortunately, the fastest way to a destination is to follow in the footsteps of those ahead of you, and the Arcadis Generative Design POC Team is happy to lead the way. We’ll tell you how to avoid traps and plan for success in your generative evolution. No topic is too broad or off limits (well, except our source code). Conceptualization and planning, staffing and skill requirements, training needs and sources, tips and tricks, milestones and goals, pitfalls and traps—we’ll pull back the curtain and let you see how you, too, could produce a generative-design tool that will transform how you do business.
Key Learnings
- Discover the process for adopting generative design in your work
- Learn about the key steps in the process
- Discover a real-world example of generative capabilities and required skill sets
- Discover the pitfalls which you’ll likely face before you get there
Speakers
- AAAnas AzmiI'm a junior software engineer at Arcadis Projeks Sdn Bhd, Malaysia. I graduated with a B.Sc in Computer Game Development. I've had 5 years of work experience. I've used my knowledge in game development to explore generative design in Arcadis through Dynamo, and I've had discussions with the Dynamo development team on improvements for the program.
- AVAndrew VictoryAndrew is a member of the Arcadis Global Solutions Team. He is responsible for the strategy, execution and implementation of the 100% BIM programme and to lead the drive of automation of our Design & Engineering services in alignment with the solution teams digitisation plans and the corporate strategy as it embraces a digital transformation within our industry.
- MCMichael CollinsI am a veteran of Customer Success and consulting services at Autodesk. With a strong technical background and extensive experience in customer facing roles, my career has been centred around connecting the worlds of technology and business. I'm driven by making a tangible difference to the lives of people who adopt technology, enabling them to achieve better results with less effort. Listening, enquiry and communication skills are critical to my success uncovering issues and opportunities as well as formulating solutions and communicating intent to stakeholders from various backgrounds and levels.
Jacob SmallAfter attaining his Bachelor of Architecture degree from Wentworth Institute of Technology, Jacob Small began his work at a small firm on the north shore of Massachusetts, before joining CBT architects in Boston where he gained exposure to larger scale projects. In 2017 he joined Autodesk, where he puts his 10+ years of experience in the AEC industry and expertise with Revit, AutoCAD, and Dynamo to help enterprise priority customers adopt computational design into their daily workflows.