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Constructive Framework with ArchiCAD

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Constructive Framework with ArchiCAD, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.83, with 139 lectures, based on 3 reviews, and has 142 subscribers.

You will learn about Enhance intermediate skills with ArchiCAD Configure constructive attributes with Fills, Surfaces, Building Materials, Composites and Complex Profiles Develop a constructive BIM model with multi-skin components and building elements Visualize the constructive stages and processes for a constructive BIM model Develop analytical models with Graphic Override Combinations Document specialized views through the constructive BIM model Extract data and automate quantifications with the use of Schedules Create detailed schedules for Doors, Windows, Furniture and various BIM elements This course is ideal for individuals who are Students and professionals related to architectural, interior, industrial or graphic design, engineering, construction or related areas. It is particularly useful for Students and professionals related to architectural, interior, industrial or graphic design, engineering, construction or related areas.

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Summary

Title: Constructive Framework with ArchiCAD

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.83

Number of Lectures: 139

Number of Published Lectures: 119

Number of Curriculum Items: 139

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 119

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Enhance intermediate skills with ArchiCAD
  • Configure constructive attributes with Fills, Surfaces, Building Materials, Composites and Complex Profiles
  • Develop a constructive BIM model with multi-skin components and building elements
  • Visualize the constructive stages and processes for a constructive BIM model
  • Develop analytical models with Graphic Override Combinations
  • Document specialized views through the constructive BIM model
  • Extract data and automate quantifications with the use of Schedules
  • Create detailed schedules for Doors, Windows, Furniture and various BIM elements

Who Should Attend

  • Students and professionals related to architectural, interior, industrial or graphic design, engineering, construction or related areas.

Target Audiences

  • Students and professionals related to architectural, interior, industrial or graphic design, engineering, construction or related areas.

How do I advance my BIM project from volumetry to a fully detailed constructive project with multi-skin components? How do I visually represent the constructive processes, main stages, and more within my BIM model? How do I develop analytical models to identify and visualize specific elements using color-coded overrides? How can I generate views for specialized documentation, such as Foundation, Structural, Masonry, Carpentry, and other specialties? How do I extract data, parameters, or conduct quantifications effectively? How can I create tables, catalogs, or schedules for Doors, Windows, Furniture, or virtually any element in my BIM model? These and more are some of the questions I will answer for you in this intermediate levelguide on ArchiCAD.

Building Information Modeling (BIM) stands out as a methodology that revolutionizes the architecture, engineering, construction and operation (AECO) sector, and ArchiCAD -a solution developed by Graphisoft since 1982- is one of the various tools that enables this way of working, by centralizing information in a BIM database ArchiCAD allows for greater project quality and productivity in less time compared to the 2D CAD workflow.

Welcome! I’m Valentyn-Vladyslav Kotsarenko, an architect with a Master’s degree and experience as a BIM Coordinator. As an advanced ArchiCAD user certified by Graphisoft Mexico, I’ve spent over a decade collaborating with professionals in implementing BIM solutions. Additionally, I’ve trained numerous universities, companies, and individuals in various BIM tools, aiming to optimize workflows and production processes. Now, I’m here to guide you through this journey.

This course represents the fourth stepin a series of structured training programs; If you already know the basics of developing an architectural project with ArchiCAD and wish to further enhance your skills with the handling of a more advanced workflow with complex solutions for your project, then this training is for you.

Throughout this training:

  • I will teach you how to create a linked 2D-3D representation with Fills and Surfaces.

  • I will explain how to create Building Materials and manage constructive priorities.

  • I will cover how to create multi-skin elements with Composites and Complex Profiles.

  • I will delve into a more advanced workflow for generating a Constructive BIM model.

  • I will showcase how to visualize the constructive process and stages of your BIM model.

  • I will guide you in generating specialized views for your constructive project.

  • I will explain how to extract data, parameters and generate quantifications using Schedules.

  • I will teach you how to create catalogs or schedules for Doors, Windows, Furniture and virtually any element.

And more.

BIM has transformed workflows worldwide, and today, you too can achieve it! Enroll now!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Course Integration Blueprint

Lecture 3: Pilot Project

Lecture 4: Course Summary l Sections 2 – 7

Chapter 2: Constructive Attributes l P1

Lecture 1: Section Expectations

Lecture 2: Preliminaries

Lecture 3: Fills l Overview

Lecture 4: Fills l Symbol Fill l Part 1

Lecture 5: Fills l Symbol Fill l Part 2

Lecture 6: Fills l Image Fill

Lecture 7: Surfaces l Overview

Lecture 8: Surfaces l Basic vs Rendering Engine

Lecture 9: Surfaces l Texture Definition

Lecture 10: Surfaces l 2D & 3D Linked Tiling

Lecture 11: Surfaces l Tiling Origin

Lecture 12: Surface Painter

Lecture 13: Project l Surfaces Creation l Part 1

Lecture 14: Project l Surfaces Creation l Part 2

Lecture 15: Section Conclusions

Chapter 3: Constructive Attributes l P2

Lecture 1: Section Expectations

Lecture 2: Preliminaries

Lecture 3: Materials l Overview

Lecture 4: Materials l Priority

Lecture 5: Layers l Intersections

Lecture 6: Project l Materials Creation l Part 1

Lecture 7: Project l Materials Creation l Part 2

Lecture 8: Composites l Overview

Lecture 9: Composites l Skin Structure l Part 1

Lecture 10: Composites l Skin Structure l Part 2

Lecture 11: Project l Composites Creation

Lecture 12: Project l Complex Profiles l Part 1

Lecture 13: Project l Complex Profiles l Part 2

Lecture 14: Section Conclusions

Chapter 4: Constructive Model

Lecture 1: Section Expectations

Lecture 2: Preliminaries

Lecture 3: Base Definitions

Lecture 4: Preliminary Modeling l Walls & Slabs

Lecture 5: Preliminary Modeling l Openings l Part 1

Lecture 6: Preliminary Modeling l Openings l Part 2

Lecture 7: Preliminary Modeling l Furniture

Lecture 8: Constructive Modeling l Columns

Lecture 9: Constructive Modeling l Pilasters

Lecture 10: Constructive Modeling l Beams

Lecture 11: Constructive Modeling l Bond Beams & Lintels

Lecture 12: Constructive Modeling l Foundation

Lecture 13: Constructive Modeling l Ceiling

Lecture 14: Constructive Adaptation l Composites

Lecture 15: Constructive Adaptation l Materials

Lecture 16: Final Adjustements l Composite Intersections l Part 1

Lecture 17: Final Adjustements l Composite Intersections l Part 2

Lecture 18: Final Adjustements l Openings

Lecture 19: Final Adjustements l Terrain

Lecture 20: Section Conclusions

Chapter 5: Constructive Visualization

Lecture 1: Section Expectations

Lecture 2: Preliminaries

Lecture 3: Configuration l View Map

Lecture 4: Configuration l Adjustements & Layer Combinations l Part 1

Lecture 5: Configuration l Adjustements & Layer Combinations l Part 2

Lecture 6: Configuration l Adjustements & Layer Combinations l Part 3

Lecture 7: Configuration l Model View Options

Lecture 8: 3D Documentation l Constructive Status l Part 1

Lecture 9: 3D Documentation l Constructive Status l Part 2

Lecture 10: 3D Documentation l Constructive Process

Lecture 11: Graphic Overrides l General Overview

Lecture 12: Graphic Overrides l Manage Rules l Part 1

Lecture 13: Graphic Overrides l Manage Rules l Part 2

Lecture 14: Graphic Overrides l Operation

Lecture 15: Graphic Overrides l Rule Order

Lecture 16: Graphic Overrides l 2D Application

Lecture 17: 3D Documentation l Analytical Models l Part 1

Lecture 18: 3D Documentation l Analytical Models l Part 2

Lecture 19: Section Conclusions

Chapter 6: Constructive Documentation

Lecture 1: Section Expectations

Lecture 2: Preliminaries

Lecture 3: Grid System l Part 1

Lecture 4: Grid System l Part 2

Lecture 5: Configuration l Adjustements & Layer Combinations l Part 1

Lecture 6: Configuration l Adjustements & Layer Combinations l Part 2

Lecture 7: Configuration l Model View Options

Lecture 8: Label l General Overview

Lecture 9: Label l Geometric Method

Lecture 10: Label l Data Configuration l Part 1

Lecture 11: Label l Data Configuration l Part 2

Lecture 12: Label l Automatic Labeling

Lecture 13: 2D Documentation l Foundation Plan

Lecture 14: 2D Documentation l Structural Plan

Lecture 15: 2D Documentation l Masonry Plan l Part 1

Lecture 16: 2D Documentation l Masonry Plan l Part 2

Lecture 17: 2D Documentation l Finishes in Walls & Floor l Part 1

Lecture 18: 2D Documentation l Finishes in Walls & Floor l Part 2

Lecture 19: 2D Documentation l Finishes in Ceiling

Lecture 20: 2D Documentation l Carpentry & Glazing

Lecture 21: 2D Documentation l Architecture & Preliminaries

Lecture 22: Section Conclusions

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