Standardize and automate your clash detection process during design phase. Learn how to build an efficient clash detection matrix

This seminar establishes a new AEC industry standard by integrating Firestop into project delivery, thus taking Clash Detection to the next level through a simple process that works

Learn how to share models from Autodesk Revit to BIM 360 Docs using BIM 360 Design and then use this model in BIM 360 Model Coordination for Clash Detection, reviewing clash with team, creating issues and etc.
BIM 360 Design is a cloud worksharing and design collaboration product built for distributed, multidisciplinary teams. With BIM 360 Design, you can coauthor Revit models in the cloud, control worksharing activities, and coordinate deliverable exchange across teams.

Model Coordination provides a shared space to publish, review and run clashes on your latest set of project models.

Upload 3D models to a centralized Model Coordination folder, and the clash service automatically locates any issues in those models.

Project Administrators set up the Coordination space for their project. As a Project Admin, when you first sign in to Model Coordination, you'll be asked to select a folder in the Document Management module. This will become the Model Coordination space for your entire project team. This folder may contain subfolders, which are also included automatically.

Model Coordination then takes all the models from those folders, and places them into your project Coordination space. Note that the folder structure is not carried over from Document Management. Instead, all the models from your folders are listed alphabetically in a single, flat repository structure.

Team members can then access that folder to upload models for sharing and clash coordination, provided they have been granted permission by the Project Admin.

Once your folder structure and models are in place in Document Management, return to Model Coordination to view your model data, filter and inspect your clashes.

Also, provide useful tips and information for potential users and new users to set up and prepare to use BIM 360 Design, BIM 360 Docs and BIM 360 Model Coordination space from the support perspective.

This class will explore how general contractors can integrate innovative technologies such as virtual reality, 3D laser scanning, 4D animations and 360 degree cameras into their projects, no matter what their size. We will discuss the use of BIM on everything from a 10,000 square foot tenant improvement project right up to a 200,000 square foot manufacturing plant.

This presentation will discuss Autodesk Revit, Recap, Navisworks, and Autodesk Rendering, with examples of projects that used virtual design from start to finish, as well as projects that benefited from BIM in select areas of the project.

Using a powerpoint we will walk through what we discuss in the Class description above to cover the learning objectives and how Rodgers has effectively used these to increase productivity and standardize across our VDC group.

BIM 360 Glue has supported the BIM implementation at Verkís consulting engineers with various benefits. In this class those benefits will be presented with different design projects.