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Thursday, 8 October 2009

Sign Up for my Autodesk University 2009 Courses

Posted on 12:33 by Unknown

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From Programming to Presentation: Planning With Autodesk® Revit®Architecture

    • Primary Speaker: Jay Zallan
    • Class ID: AB322-4
    • Class Information
    • Class Type: 90-Minute Class
    • Expertise: Intermediate
    • Industry: Building
    • Primary Track: Architecture and Building Design
    • Primary Software: Revit Architecture
    • Other Software: Revit MEP, Revit Structure

    Class Audience

    Architects, urban planners, and designers

    Class Description

    Learn how to create outstanding Planning Projects in Revit Architecture. From single client T.I. to large scale Planning and Urban Designs, you will learn proven concepts and techniques for creating high-quality Revit projects. We will cover several ways to efficiently integrate Planning requirements with downstream project designers and production teams. Learn how to setup projects and templates so you can prepare documents and presentations that are at once detailed, clearly informative, and convincing for your clients (not to mention downright beautiful). You may have new additional services after you leave this class! By applying the concepts of this course, you will be able to smoothly transition your existing techniques into a more powerful workflow and will be better suited to manage both large views, as well as large numbers of views.

    Key Learning

    • Create Master Plan presentations in Revit
    • Create design options to manage multiple concepts
    • Create advanced schedules, parameters, and calculated values for programming verification
    • Input, manage, and analyze programming data through schedules
    • Establish baseline standards for future planning projects

    • Coordinating Autodesk® Revit® Models: How to Become a "10"

      • Primary Speaker: Jay Zallan
      • Class ID: AB208-2
      • Class Information
      • Class Type: Unconference
      • Expertise: All levels
      • Industry: Building
      • Primary Track: Architecture and Building Design
      • Other Tracks: CAD Management and IT, Customization and Programming, MEP Design and Engineering
      • Primary Software: Revit Architecture
      • Other Software: Revit Architecture, Revit MEP, Revit Streamline, Revit Structure, Revit Systems

      Class Audience

      Revit users of all disciplines and management

      Class Description

      Real-world projects require real-world solutions, and coordination between multiple models is imperative. What to setup and what to ask for—these will be the base concepts explored in this not-to-miss unconference session.

      Key Learning

    • Work better with in-house Revit models.
    • Work better with consultant teams
    • Setup protocols to ensure useful BIM data
    • Predict what works and what won't
    • Clearly stabilize model integration and sharing
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