Model Coordination is a topic that keeps coming back to haunt us. Since the Pandemic and with the requirement to work off-site, many of our clients has turned to BIM Collaborate Pro (previously BIM 360) as the method for project file storage and sharing. But did you know you can do so much more.
Quick and easy videos on using Enscape in Rhino3D to improve your 3d visualization. Most are a minute long, showing Rhino Tool Tab setup; Named Views to switch quickly between Rhino and Enscape; Enscape Materials in Rhino and Materials scaling; Enscape Assets Library; Exporting and sharing rendered views.
“we quickly realized that one day we would have to move into the big space, so the discovery session for us was a way of streamlining that process and making it simple and as efficient as possible. ”
Nick Lukas (Director – Architecton)
“With new technologies … and new skill sets required, it’s … important that companies understand where their skill sets are now and where they can improve…”
Joe Keogh (Director – Viewlistic)
Our video blog looks at pointclouds for existing conditions and context survey. We look at some of the benefits in using pointclouds as part of your workflow.
The good (comforting?) news is that your AEC Collection includes RECAP PRO.
This method will be handy for medium to smaller practices where you don’t have a BIM Manager or Design Technology Lead to rely on.
Reasons for this:
Civil 3D has better tools for generating Roads and Footpaths.
The roads and footpaths are better integrated into the surface model.
Aimed at the Architecture Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry, this collection includes 17 programs, an interesting array of tools to support the current crop of practices adapt to emerging modes of digital delivery.
Most design studios with a moderately large team will use multiple platforms to meet project deadlines.
SketchUp and Autodesk Revit is one such combination.
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