Building Information Modeling (BIM)

Virtual Design & Construction

Software Development

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Automation, Building Information Modeling (BIM),  Data Management,  Digital Transformation,  Mechanical Design

The current standard practice in MEP design involves many parallel use of a variety of engineering and computational tools, without a link between them. The results of these tools are often manually copied to the BIM model, equipment schedules, room lists etc. This manual copying of data is error prone, inefficient and generally not very fun to do.
This class will present a workflow that integrates and automates engineering, calculation and BIM modeling in Revit, resulting in major improvements in efficiency and quality of the MEP design process.
The different tools needed to practically implement this workflow will also be showed and explained. Think about thermal load calculations, pipe and duct sizing, electrical load assessment, cable length calculations and managing design requirement data integrated within Revit.
You will learn how you can actually break down the silos, keep and share data across disciplines and project phases and communicate clearly with all stakeholders.

Using Revit to Improve MEP Designs by Integrating Engineering and BIM

The current standard practice in MEP design involves many parallel use of a variety of engineering and computational tools, without a link between them. The res

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Using Revit to Improve MEP Designs by Integrating Engineering and BIM