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Learning Path: Use generative design to plan spaces for new health guidelines
With Generative Design in Autodesk® Revit® you can build safe distancing standards into your design studies.
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Lesson 1
The basics: What is generative design? The Generative Design Primer, developed by the Autodesk product team, introduces AEC practitioners to the concept, sets out a series of workflows, and dives into next steps.
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Lesson 2
Learn how to use Generative Design in Autodesk Revit to perform workspace layout. Through a total of five exercises, you will generate alternatives for the placement of desks in office environments to meet physical distancing requirements.
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Lesson 3
View sample studies that demonstrate how Generative Design in Revit can generate room layouts that adhere to social-distancing guidelines through Rectangular Grid Object Placement and Stepped Grid Object Placement.
Learning Path: Employ mobility simulation to get people moving with confidence
Mobility Simulation for Autodesk® InfraWorks® models pedestrian movement in shared spaces under physical distancing constraints.
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Lesson 1
The basics: Learn what mobility simulation is, how to define mobility parameters, and how to use Autodesk InfraWorks to simulate pedestrian movement within social distancing constraints.
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Lesson 2
Take a five-module course on the fundamentals of mobility simulation. This course will teach you how to create projects from scratch and perform pedestrian, traffic, and multi-modal simulations.
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Lesson 3
Understand product-agnostic best practices for calculating pedestrian movement, queue lines and flow rates, and ingress/egress in the COVID-19 environment, and see these guidelines applied in case studies.
Learning Path: Model air flow impact using computational fluid dynamics
With Autodesk CFD, computational fluid dynamics simulation, existing 3D models can be leveraged to address airflow safety concerns.
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Lesson 1
The basics: Learn what computational fluid dynamics is – and what it is not – and the value of its application in design.
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Lesson 2
Understand how the CFD tool is used, how to navigate the model and user interface, and find your learning path.
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Lesson 3
Dive deeper into Autodesk CFD's capabilities through a series of tutorials focused on specific use cases.