Description
Grading parking lots incorporates complex design concepts and creative use of Civil 3D tools. Feature lines have always been the reliable standard, but recent additions to corridors make their inclusion a must. Through a combination of new features and solid workflows, we can now produce a faster, more dynamic process while still maintaining flexibility. We'll begin this class with a story of how Kimley-Horn and Autodesk collaborated to improve site design by improving how curbs are built using corridors. The ability to now create dozens of baselines and regions in a few clicks (along with other recent new features and conditional subassemblies) makes for a much faster workflow. We'll also give guidance on when to use corridors, feature lines, or both. We believe corridors for parking lot grading has finally arrived! Join John Armendariz and Brian Levendowski, along with Tim Yarris, Civil 3D product manager, to learn about these new tools, and how to apply them to your projects.
Principaux enseignements
- Learn how to grade parking lots faster with a combination of corridors and feature lines.
- Learn how to use the new corridor creation tool to build and edit corridors faster.
- Learn a new grading workflow that's easy to understand and repeatable.
Intervenants
Brian LevendowskiBrian Levendowski, PE is a Firmwide CAD Coordinator at Kimley-Horn, supporting civil engineering teams through skills development, content and standards creation, and software development. With a practical background as a civil engineer and land surveyor, he understands real-world applications of today's technologies. As a well-seasoned public speaker and technical consultant, he is known for his expert knowledge in Civil 3D and AutoCAD. Driven by the search for better processes through technology, Brian thrives on helping engineering teams create their best designs with maximum efficiency.
John ArmendarizJohn Armendariz is a firm wide CAD Coordinator for Kimley-Horn. He has been in the Land Development industry for 24 years, 20 of which have been with Kimley-Horn in the Richardson, Texas office. John has worked on a variety of Land Development projects as a designer, from wind farms, to multifamily, to mixed use. He offers an invaluable perspective on practice design workflows, and presents Civil 3D solutions in a clear, practical manner.
Tim YarrisTim has been with Autodesk since 2006 and spent several years designing the user experience and producing in-product learning materials for Civil 3D and InfraWorks. In Tim’s current role as Civil 3D product manager, he works closely with customers and the development team to define the future of Civil 3D.
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