Description
Join this captivating case study presentation, challenging traditional design approaches in Civil 3D software. Reimagine site design by using the power and flexibility of corridors applied in nonlinear features such as parking lots. Witness how this out-of-the-box thinking tackles site design challenges, and uses the power of Civil 3D to streamline workflows and enhance design efficiency. Quickly make design changes to your entire design to minimize time spent on rework. Share your corridor models with project teams using the Autodesk BIM Collaborate Pros Model Coordination space, and check for design clashes and reduce errors. Rather than fixating on a singular project, dive into how the corridor workflow itself emerged as the case study, and see examples of its implementation on multiple projects. Witness this testament to the transformative power of learning and experimentation in driving innovation.
Key Learnings
- Learn about the inspirational corridor-centered approach and challenges faced in rethinking traditional site-design workflows.
- Gain practical insights into using Civil 3D corridors for nonlinear site design, and hear about the lessons learned along the way.
- Discover how to optimize models to coordinate and collaborate with project teams.
Speaker
Shelby SmithShelby L. Smith, an Autodesk Expert Elite and Civil 3D Certified Professional, brings over 20 years of passion and expertise in Autodesk software to her role as a CIM Manager at JMT. With a background in Civil Engineering from Penn State University, Shelby's journey has taken her from teaching first-year engineering students to leading the implementation of design standards for her company. Her love for grading design and exploring new modeling methods drives her to continuously innovate in her field. As an active member of both the Autodesk Customer Advisory Board for Infrastructure Design and the AUGI Advisory Board, Shelby enjoys sharing her knowledge and experience through her contributions to the Autodesk Community Blog, AutoCAD Community Tips, and AUGI.
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