© 2011 Autodesk Making Room in Revit Architecture 2012 AB-5631 Shobhit Baadkar Principal – Titan AEC.

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© 2011 Autodesk Making Room in Revit Architecture 2012 AB-5631 Shobhit Baadkar Principal – Titan AEC

© 2011 Autodesk Introduction Shobhit Baadkar –20 year veteran with Autodesk technology –Autodesk Implementation Certified Expert –Revit Certified Professional User –Graduated from University of California, Irvine –Managing Partner of Titan AEC Autodesk Consulting Services Partner Autodesk Developer Autodesk Publisher/Author Trelligence Authorized Consultant Microsoft Partner Oracle Partner Apple Developer

© 2011 Autodesk Introduction Blaine Grantham –20 year veteran with Autodesk technology –Autodesk Implementation Certified Expert –California Certified Space Planner –Managing Partner of Titan AEC Autodesk Consulting Services Partner Autodesk Developer Autodesk Publisher/Author Trelligence Authorized Consultant Microsoft Partner Oracle Partner Apple Developer

© 2011 Autodesk Class Agenda  Introduction  Building Information Modeling  Phases of Design  Process Based Approach to BIM  Disconnected Tools  Affinity by Trelligence  Who Uses Affinity

© 2011 Autodesk Communication and Collaboration Visualization, Simulation, Analysis ModelCreation The greater the intersection the greater the productivity and value delivered Process Based Approach to BIM

© 2011 Autodesk Phases of Design - BIM

© 2011 Autodesk Current Workflow Information about the client’s vision, expectations, and requirements for the project is collectedInformation about the client’s vision, expectations, and requirements for the project is collected An architectural program is created using spreadsheets, databases, sketches and other toolsAn architectural program is created using spreadsheets, databases, sketches and other tools Program documents are printed and places in large binders for delivery to the designersProgram documents are printed and places in large binders for delivery to the designers The designer creates initial conceptual or schematic designs reflecting the program requirementsThe designer creates initial conceptual or schematic designs reflecting the program requirements The schematic design is reviewed with the client and revised as neededThe schematic design is reviewed with the client and revised as needed The approved schematic design is used as a guide to create the detailed design in Revit or other design softwareThe approved schematic design is used as a guide to create the detailed design in Revit or other design software The design is manually verified against the program to make sure the program requirements are still being metThe design is manually verified against the program to make sure the program requirements are still being met

© 2011 Autodesk Disconnected Tools  Microsoft Excel  Adobe Illustrator  AutoCAD  Microsoft Visio  Microsoft Word

© 2011 Autodesk Affinity by Trelligence Space Planning Add-In Standalone Application Compatible with Revit Architecture –Integrates with Ribbon

© 2011 Autodesk Who Can Use Affinity Team MembersSketchUpAffinityRevit Lead Architect  Project Manager  Designer  Jr Architect  Estimator  Program Manager  Sr. Architect 

© 2011 Autodesk Affinity & Revit Architecture Workflow

© 2011 Autodesk Questions

© 2011 Autodesk Contact Information  Shobhit Baadkar    Blaine Grantham  

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