Daiwa House is developing a workflow with Autodesk Informed Design to bring product and manufacturing requirements into the design process.
See how the company is working toward a more repeatable workflow from design to production and supporting its broader vision for Industrialized Construction.
Building component makers create standardized, repeatable, products or “kits of parts”—to help designers create with known-manufacturable components.
Design for Manufacture and Assembly lets designers create using verified product data—to speed delivery, improve projects, and enable design reuse.
Safe, efficient building compontent manufacture in a factory rather than on the jobsite— making onsite construction quicker and more predictable.
A building product engineer publishes component data and parameters (doors, balconies, etc.) in Informed Design for Inventor.
Designers use Informed Design for Revit to find, configure, and integrate building components within manufacturer guidelines seamlessly into their designs.
The product engineer receives the design documents and can manufacture the products in the BOM quickly and with little back and forth within the Informed Design web application.
Discover why productizing building components is the next frontier of built-environment technology–and how you can benefit from it.
Learn how Informed Design for Revit helps architects design with known-manufacturable building products–and what it means for your business.
See how Informed Design for Inventor lets building product makers publish their data for discovery in Revit–and how that can improve your operations.
"Informed Design allows us to control what our Revit users produce early in the design process without needing constant meetings or back-and-forth communication. It also reduces the gap between early-stage Revit modeling and final fabrication modeling, so we are doing less rework and redesign."
—Matthew Lenehan, Mechanical Design Engineer, Murphy
“By being more connected to our manufacturer, we were able to optimize the design, improve sustainability outcomes, speed up the project, reduce cost, and basically have a lot less waste.”
— Nathan Tobeck, Principal and Asia Pacific Digital Lead, Populous
“When we saw what Informed Design was offering, we immediately recognized its advantages. It helps architects and engineers design with products that already have manufacturing data built in, allowing these requirements to be addressed earlier in the process and reducing overall design time.”
— Kyle Gilham, Director of Product Development, Cascadia Structural
“When our architects know what’s manufacturable and fits the building, that saves us all time and improves our project quality.”
— Abbie Willets, R&D Engineer at Green Canopy NODE
These top companies are transforming their operations with Industrialized Construction workflows powered by Informed Design.
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