Descripción
This class provides guidance for creating Revit software models that you can use effectively for facilities management. We will focus primarily on the creation of simple models that you can use as the foundations for facility plans to be used for space management, asset management, and maintenance. This class will focus on the basics, such as generating proper area plans, creating areas, and placing assets. We will also explore concepts including level of accuracy; level of development; and communication of your modeling needs to service providers who are creating models for you during the design, engineering, and construction process. We'll wrap up this session by connecting our model to a Computer-Aided Facilities Management / Integrated Workplace Management System (CAFM/IWMS) Solution so we can explore our results in a more traditional facilities management environment.
Aprendizajes clave
- Understand basic Revit software modeling techniques for effective facilities management
- Learn how to use area plans, areas, and families to help generate facility floor plans
- Gain an understanding of how much modeling needs to be done and to what level of detail for basic facilities management needs
- Learn how to capitalize on CAFM/IWMS to take effective advantage of your Revit software models
Oradores
- GSGareth SpencerGareth Spencer is a Building Information Modeling (BIM) consultant for GRAITEC Ltd. (a leading Autodesk Platinum Partner in the United Kingdom), using the technical expertise in Autodesk, Inc., software and his industry knowledge gained working for some great organizations within the architecture, engineering, and construction industry. He works to help give clients and potential clients the solutions they need to develop, implement, and execute their BIM strategies within their organizations. Gareth previously worked in the structural engineering industry where he has around 13 years of experience and worked his way up from a junior technician to a senior technician/CAD coordinator. He has an HND in civil engineering. He was lucky enough to be a speaker in a class at last year’s Autodesk University.
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