72 Results for "Landscape Architecture"
Industry Talk / London 2019
Landscape Architecture Revit Workflows for Collaboration and Documentation
Of all the design disciplines in the construction industry, landscape architects have been left behind the furthest by BIM. Too often, the BIM model of the building allows high-quality coordination but is let down when it comes to Landscape Architecture, going back to relying on 2D workflows. We at Gensler's largest Landscape Architecture studio based in London have been developing a workflow to work in BIM/Revit for the past 4 years. This presentation is a summary of the work that we have been doing, shown with real-world Landscape Architecture projects from around the world. We will show our end-to-end workflow for Landscape Architecture from concept to production documentation including how all the forms of documentation, including drawings, specifications, and schedules have been handled in Revit. We'll also demonstrate how we've been using third-party software such as ArtisanRV in our production process to further streamline our workflow. Through this presentation we hope to be able to demonstrate how Revit can not only be used for Landscape Architecture but how it can be integrated into the virtual design environment.
Instructional Demo / Las Vegas 2016
Revit and Dynamo for Landscape Architects
This class will demonstrate how you can use Revit software for landscape architecture with some assistance from Dynamo extension. Attendees will get an overview of how to use Revit software features such as families to provide typical symbols in plan while providing opportunities for visualization, scheduling to provide quantities, and tagging to annotate consistent information. Going beyond the basics, we’ll use Dynamo extension to show advanced techniques to streamline the design process. This session features Revit and Dynamo Studio. AIA Approved
Industry Talk / London 2017
Using AutoCAD Civil 3D to Create a Landscape Architecture BIM Model
Creating a fully attributed 3D model to satisfy the BIM requirements of a project has become a requirement for many projects due to the BIM Level 2 government mandate. Current BIM software is primarily focused on architectural applications and overlooks the specific requirements of complex and large-scale landscape architecture (LA) and master planning (MP) projects. The talk will outline how we developed a script for Civil 3D to add additional attributes to C3D and AutoCAD objects; Surfaces, Blocks and Solids, the challenges we faced, and how we approached them. The class will follow our workflow on a 200 ha site for a major event, where we used C3D to create a BIM model for LA, lighting, and signage elements, importing them into Navisworks for clash detection and collaboration with other disciplines, such as civil engineers and architects. We will also cover the fundamentals of what attribute data was required, the rationale behind the choices, and how we managed data drops.
Instructional Demo / Virtual 2021
Landscape modeling in Revit with Environment tools: Overview and workflows

In this session, you will learn how to create an accurate Revit landscape model with Environment tools and workflows for landscape architecture projects of all scales and types. Revit is a powerful platform that has changed the face of the AEC industry over the past years, but landscape architects looking to implement BIM into their work are encountering numerous obstacles. Creating an accurate site model requires complex, time-consuming tasks but with Environment for Revit, the designer can easily model landscape and complete the entire design process within the Revit workspace. Environment is a natural extension of Revit that was developed by landscape architects, with years of learning from real live projects and developing the smoothest workflows. If you are a Landscape Architect or a BIM expert working with LA, this class is for you! We invite you to join us and discover some of the amazing Environment features, and to see how Landscape can come to life within Revit.

Article / 2019
Revit and Dynamo for Landscape Architects
Shortly after starting at BSA LifeStructures, I was approached by our landscape architects asking about Revit. I had a meeting with the design team to discuss what we do as landscape architects and evaluate if Revit would make sense for their process. As a group, we identified...
Instructional Demo / Las Vegas 2016
The Secret to Landscape Modeling with Revit
Globally, the construction industry is transitioning over to Building Information Modeling (BIM) at an accelerated pace. Governments are starting to include BIM as a requirement for their contracts. Landscape architects and urban designers around the world are wondering how to transition to a BIM environment to avoid being left behind. Building Information Modeling. Its name relates exclusively to building design, so the main questions is: Can landscape architects and landscape designers work with Revit software? The answer? Absolutely YES! This lecture will describe the basic workflows for modeling hard and soft landscape elements and topography using Revit software. We will also explore the main difficulties and how to overcome them. You will discover how you can build your landscape designs in Revit software and get the most from the software. This session features Revit. AIA Approved
Article / 2022
Landscape Modeling in Revit with Environment Tools
Improve your landscape design outcomes and save time with Revit and Environment for Revit. Get the details with Nehama Shechter-Baraban.
Instructional Demo / Las Vegas 2018
The Secret to Landscape Modelling with InfraWorks
In 2050, 66% of the world’s population will reside in urban areas. Landscape and Urban designers will be required to design more and better cities, with less impact on the environment. One of the most attractive characteristic of Landscape Design is its scale variety, ranging from balconies to huge campuses. In the “The Secret to Landscape Modeling with Revit”, we learned how landscape designs can be built in Revit, as well as the main challenges with the software. Large scale was one of these challenges. InfraWorks is the software that completes the Landscape Architect toolset for large scale modeling. In this class, we will discover how to model landscape elements in InfraWorks. We will also explore how to import information in your model from different data sources (GIS, Revit, 3D Models, Civil 3D) and collaborate in BIM360. Finally, you will learn how to present and visualize your project using Infraworks tools.
New Orleans 2022
Exploring the New Energy Landscape
The construction industry’s efficiency gains have nearly flatlined over the last 25 years. Why? The buildings industry remains one of the least digitized. These issues trickle into the operational stage of the lifecycle, where commercial buildings waste an average of 30% of their energy consumption. All told, operational costs and emissions are often 5 – 8x higher than capital costs. These inefficiencies and imbalances derive from misaligned incentives between builders and users. How do we align these incentives to unlock massive efficiency gains across the design-build-operate lifecycle? The shift toward digital BIM processes is part of the solution to more energy efficient homes and buildings by delivering greater agility and long-term sustainability. Together we will explore how to drive long-term transformation in Architecture, Engineering and Construction towards a new energy landscape.
Industry Talk / Las Vegas 2013
Introduction to Storytelling: It's Not Just Fairy Tales at Bedtime
The class presents an overview of storytelling, which is the human side of communication. Thought-provoking case studies of master storytellers are presented to stimulate the principle that design matters. Storytelling guidelines are discussed to formulate the combination of best practices, CAD/visualization tools, empathy for the client's perspective, and passionate delivery of design intent. A special emphasis is placed on storytelling in the physical world where the words are actually the visualization of architecture and landscape elements. Workflow case studies that use mixed media Autodesk® software such as Showcase®, Revit®-based software, AutoCAD®, and 3ds Max® Design are presented as real-life examples of storytelling's integration with technology.
Industry Talk / Las Vegas 2023
Building Asia's Largest Bird Paradise: A Sustainability and Digital Journey

Mandai Bird Park Project is an innovative sustainable-construction initiative in Singapore designed to create Asia's largest bird park in a 23-hectaire nature reserve. The design consists of eight massive walk-through aviaries inspired by diverse habitats, 20-meter-tall waterfalls, and an 84-meter-long archway. As part of the Environmental Management and Monitoring Plan, the team had to keep in mind sustainability and preservation goals to minimize changes to the original landscape topology, preserve existing flora and fauna, and replicate a tropical landscape incorporated within the architecture. This intensified the overall construction complexity. The class will show how we fully used building information modeling (BIM) as a single source of truth, reality capture. and cloud platforms, including drone mapping, laser scanning, and 3D surface modeling with Revit, Navisworks, Dynamo, and ReCap software throughout the virtual design and construction (VDC) implementation. This saved us 30% in survey costs, achieved 100% reuse of excavated soil, and prevented the aviaries from clashing with the trees.

Industry Talk / Las Vegas 2023
Mass Data Migration to BIM 360 and Autodesk Construction Cloud
Ramboll is a global engineering, architecture, and consultancy company. Our 16,000 experts create sustainable solutions across buildings, transport, water, environment and health, architecture and landscape, energy, and management consulting. Ramboll produces vast amounts of digital information and relies on terabytes of modeling data, and instant access to information to help create tomorrow’s sustainable societies. This case study will look at different methods that Ramboll used to transfer project data across various servers to be hosted in a common data environment (CDE).
34p
Instructional Demo / Virtual 2020
The New Print Landscape for Autodesk CAD Users
: Like all technology, the way Autodesk CAD professionals use print as a tool is always in evolution. For what used to be a routine office task of printing, the needs are changing for Autodesk Professionals and all business users to manage print costs, work remotely with teams across geography, and share information fast to colleagues at home, off-site, and across town in paper form in compliment to the digital files we share. With work from home and remote offices on the rise, being able to not just print, but also share and collaborate annotated hardcopy prints, is now a requirement to get work done at the speed of today without compromise.
Article / 2019
A Story-Time Fairy Tale: Case Studies on Designing Theme Parks with BIM
BIM (Building Information Modeling) is great for large commercial projects with conventional geometry, but what about modeling an architectural Mayan ruins site that's been excavated, or modeling themed columns with adjacent rock work, or pulling quantities for a mountain?
Article / 2020
Immersive Design: Transforming Architecture with Virtual Reality
Virtual reality first caught on in gaming, but architects are now using it to share and optimize building designs and streamline construction. Learn how three innovators are pushing what's possible with VR in architecture.
Instructional Demo / Las Vegas 2019
Put Your InfraWorks Model into Motion with TwinMotion
Would you like your InfraWorks model to look more realistic? Would like your trees and grass blowing in the wind, and your cars driving at night with their lights on? Then let’s put your model into motion with Twinmotion. Twinmotion is designed for architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) urban planning and landscaping professionals. Twinmotion can produce high-quality images, panoramas, and standard or 360-degree videos in mere seconds, enabling fully immersive, 3D, virtual reality (VR) exploration. A simple interface and pictograms make Twinmotion extremely easy to learn and use, regardless of the size and complexity of your project, and your material. Bringing your InfraWorks model into Twinmotion and giving life to the model is simple, fast, and extremely easy.
Industry Talk / Las Vegas 2018
Is This Thing On? How to Make Headlines Featuring Your Best People and Projects.
The architecture, engineering, and construction industry is undergoing an evolution, and industry and mainstream media are looking to fill their pages with rich content—stories about innovative people, projects, and products. You see many of your competitors earning meaningful coverage for their successes, but what about you? This inaugural media-training class will help customers and partners tell their stories and understand the competitive media landscape.
Industry Talk / Las Vegas 2013
Adopting Game Engine Technology for Rapid Virtual Store Visualization
The process of designing for retail can be both expensive and time-consuming. This class shows how building stores in a virtual environment reduces the risks associated with physical store mockups, helping to drive both efficient problem-solving and the rapid design iteration required that together can help your customer meet the requirements of the rapidly-changing retail landscape. By taking full advantage of a workflow for moving large-scale architectural projects from Revit® software into a game engine environment using a streamlined approach, this class aims to demonstrate how Unity 3D can act as an efficient design tool for store and space layout planning.
Industry Talk / Las Vegas 2023
Many Hills to Climb: Urban Realm BIM at Edmonton’s 100 Street Funicular
In this session, we’ll explore how civic leaders in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, had long wrestled with how to connect the vibrant downtown walkways to the nearby North Saskatchewan River Valley trails, with more than 50 meters of elevation separating the two. This connection had to be accessible to everyone, regardless of how they made their journey. With this goal at its heart, the 100 Street Funicular was born. Collaboration was a team priority at both a human and technological level. Realizing a barrier-free site with no impact on existing infrastructure came to pass through brainstorming driven by a live building information modeling (BIM) ecosystem. Many design aspects had no precedent in Edmonton’s harsh prairie climate, so their success hinged on the synergy between the design software and its users. Architects, landscape architects, engineers, and urban planners worked hand in hand with constructors and owners, some using a BIM-driven workflow for the first time. Thanks to the team's determination, the city's natural wonders now have a gateway for all to explore them.
20p
Industry Talk / Las Vegas 2023
D2C with BIM: Managing Iconic Projects as Lead Design Consultant
WME, part of Egis Group, will share the experience of being lead design consultant (LDC) and site supervisor on the UAE Pavilion in Dubai Expo—a building inspired by the country’s national bird, the falcon. Learn how the intelligent model was implemented and managed on the project, from concept design to construction. Being LDC starts with the right mindset and the right attitude to drive a project forward during all stages of design, while being fully accountable for the design process. This is a perfect case study of building information modeling (BIM) deployment, from concept design to construction and management of all consultants—including architecture, structure, MEP, interior design, landscape, and so on—for integrated design delivery using cloud collaboration. WME maximized BIM for design innovation on complex structure design with enhanced coordination and key design influences using VR technology. Learn how we achieved a sustainable design and construction savings with a digital engineering approach using Autodesk products.
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