1. Ilkka Nurmi

2. Contents: History1 3D-modeling2 Construction industry models3,4 Publishing medias5 Software6 Pros7 Cons8 The Future?9 Companies10 Summary11

3. History 1960 IBM develops DAC-1 1970 Development trials, economic problems 1976 <30% of architects and engineers work with computers 1980 CAD-design becomes the norm 1982 Autodesk AutoCAD published 1/11

4. About 3D-modeling Digital saving, dimensions Ease, updateability, mobility Visual and informative Rotation, viewpoints, materials, lighting Interior (vs. miniatures) Safe to try out changes Previously used a lot in marketing 2/11

5. Construction industry models (1/2) Visualisation model 3/11

6. Construction industry models (2/2) Information model 4/11

7. Publishing medias Newspapers Brochures Internet Animation Panorama-images Construction sites 5/11

8. Software Autodesk AutoCAD JCAD Autodesk 3ds Max Autodesk VIZ Graphisoft ArchiCAD Autodesk Revit Architecture 6/11

9. Pros CAD-modeling is very precise Graphic information + measuring data Makes working easier Shortens working time Reliable and precise Effiency of three dimensions 7/11

10. Cons Demands more from the designer Unprecise drawings/plans File-converting errors 8/11

11. The future? Constant development of the 3d-field Growing demands Augmented reality 9/11

12. Companies http://www.eventhorizon.fi/ http://www.visual3d.fi/galleria.html http://www.ade.fi/ http://3drender.fi/dream/fi/ 10/11

13. Summary Massive development 3D-modeling significant in the industry Precise models Time saver Great help in marketing Efficiency 11/11