说明
Creating the analytical representation of the structural model in the Revit environment can be seen as the easy part. The ability to constantly check your assumptions while dealing with the analytical representation, ensuring connectivity during creation and editing, to be notified when something has changed—especially when you’re not the structural engineer—is the one that modifies the project. These can be tedious and time consuming. In this class, you'll learn how to have an analytical model that constantly reflects the structural model, and how to automate the process and integrate the structural analysis in the Building Information Modeling (BIM) models.
主要学习内容
- Learn how to constantly check your structural analytical representation assumptions while dealing with changes in Revit.
- Learn how to check and assure the connectivity of the structural analytical representation in Revit.
- Learn how to identify and filter the structural model changes so you can automate the impact for analytical representation.
- Learn how to automate the relationship between physical and analytical models using Dynamo.
讲师
Catalin LangFormer Autodesk customer, currently Autodesk employee, working in constructions field since 2000, going through several branches of the industry, from junior unskilled worker to formwork specialist, storekeeper, project coordinator, project manager, CAD designer, structural designer. He is specialized in structural modeling and detailing. Joined Autodesk since 2014 as Quality Analyst. Currently, Product Owner for one of the teams that develops Revit and Advance Steel structural features. Since 2020, focused on connecting structural engineers to BIM environment, using Revit as coordination tools between physical model and structural analysis solutions.
Mihai SanduMihai has been working in the construction industry for over 13 years, going through several branches of the industry, from working in the production of aluminum windows, construction cost estimations, junior project planner, construction work supervision and quality assurance engineer in the software industry. Joined Autodesk in 2013, through the acquisition of Graitec, he is currently working as a Sr.QA Analyst for one of the teams that develops Revit and Advance Steel features. He is specialized in structural modeling and detailing.
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