{"id":1416,"date":"2016-05-18T05:00:01","date_gmt":"2016-05-18T05:00:01","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.autodesk.com\/inthefold\/?p=1416"},"modified":"2016-06-16T19:01:02","modified_gmt":"2016-06-16T19:01:02","slug":"autodesk-pushes-the-boundaries-of-bim-in-the-evolution-of-the-architect-part-ii","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.autodesk.com\/inthefold\/autodesk-pushes-the-boundaries-of-bim-in-the-evolution-of-the-architect-part-ii\/","title":{"rendered":"Autodesk Pushes the Boundaries of BIM in the Evolution of the Architect (Part II)"},"content":{"rendered":"

Autodesk showcases Dynamo Studio, Insight 360 and Project Expo Tech Preview at AIA 2016<\/em>
\nYesterday we began a discussion in advance of AIA 2016<\/a> about the evolution of the architect and our shared mission with you.\u00a0 You will recall from yesterday\u2019s \u201cPart I<\/a>\u201d preview of Autodesk\u2019s activities at AIA 2016, most of our tools are now connected to a Revit core \u2013 instantly, seamlessly, efficiently.\u00a0 We\u2019ve introduced the idea of extended BIM.\u00a0 Your life, your team \u2013 simplified.<\/p>\n

Let\u2019s continue discussing how Autodesk at AIA 2016 is showcasing how we\u2019re helping enhance your job while up-leveling your productivity.<\/p>\n


\nSave time, save money: Dynamo and Computational Design<\/strong><\/p>\n

Computational design is a burgeoning trend, based upon the idea that any design problem can be described as an abstract model with clear and logical guidelines, which can then be solved through computation. \u00a0In a nutshell, computational design for the world of design, including architecture, is all about using compute power to create geometries and objects.<\/p>\n

In the past, creating and updating responsive, dynamic models proved much more time-consuming and difficult than it should be. Luckily, an industry-proven visual programming environment, powered by the Dynamo engine and accessed via Dynamo for Revit and Autodesk Dynamo Studio<\/a>, helps combat this problem.\u00a0 Designed to work within a Revit environment, Dynamo for Revit extends building information modeling with the data and logic environment of a graphical algorithm editor. Dynamo Studio, launched at AIA 2015<\/a>, is a standalone programming environment that lets designers create visual logic to explore parametric conceptual designs and help automate tasks while working untethered from Revit.<\/p>\n

Dynamo also helps extend your designs into interoperable workflows for documentation, fabrication, coordination, simulation, and analysis.<\/p>\n

\"Rapid<\/a>Dynamo Studio\u2019s visual interface allows for easy and fast iteration of design concepts.<\/em><\/p>\n

 
\nSean Burke, digital practice BIM leader and senior associate at NBBJ<\/a> notes that his team is using Dynamo to extract intelligence from a client\u2019s legacy DWG files and bring them into Revit as native linework. NBBJ was able to process non-intelligent 2D files, extract data, and report against their client\u2019s database export form. So, for the lay person, we take the \u201cnot-smart\u201d and make them \u201cMensa-smart\u201d.\u00a0 That\u2019s pretty cool; that\u2019s pretty Autodesk.<\/p>\n

Working with 75 buildings for this specific project, using Dynamo saved NBBJ about 1,650 hours of work, and, according to Burke, was the \u201csingle most impactful workflow on the project<\/em>.\u201d<\/p>\n

The NBBJ story is but one of many examples of work processes Dynamo has a cure for, with thousands of stories like this blooming in firms around the globe.\u00a0 And Dynamo User Groups are popping up around the world as smart designers connect to discuss innovative work processes that help save their firm\u2019s time, money and headaches.\u00a0 Learn more here: http:\/\/dynamobim.org\/digging-the-dug\/<\/a><\/p>\n

For more about Dynamo Studio \u2013 and its integration with Revit \u2013 visit our AIA 2016 booth 3531.<\/p>\n


\nSave the world: Design for Optimal Building Performance with Insight 360<\/strong><\/p>\n

Introduced<\/a> at Greenbuild 2015, Autodesk Insight 360<\/a> will be one of the highlights of our exhibit.\u00a0 Insight 360 empowers architects with centralized access to their building energy and environmental performance data and the world\u2019s most advanced analysis engines, all within a beautiful and intuitive interface. Through robust bi-directional BIM integration, direct access to leading analysis tools, and guidance and recommendations from industry benchmarks, architects can approach the design process with more effective understanding of the elements that lead to better building performance outcomes throughout the building lifecycle.<\/p>\n

\"Mills<\/a>The Health Plan Energy Analysis using Autodesk\u2019s Insight 360: Image source: Mills Group.<\/p>\n

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\"Insight<\/a><\/em>Insight 360 allows users to visualize and interact with building performance with regard to recognized industry benchmarks such as Architecture 2030 and ASHRAE 90.1.<\/em><\/p>\n

 
\nRyan Hess is the Director of Sustainable Design at Mills Group<\/a> in Morgantown, West Virginia.\u00a0 The Mills Group is a small firm contributing in a big way to saving our planet from the change in climate \u2013 one design at a time from the heart of coal country.\u00a0 The Mills Group is doing it with Insight 360 and other Autodesk tools.<\/p>\n

In 2015, Mills Group began design of The Health Plan<\/a> headquarters in Wheeling, WV, a 50,000 square foot new construction building situated on a site encompassing an entire city block.<\/p>\n

Hess notes that prior to Insight 360, Mills Group used a \u201chandful of energy modeling software with downfalls such as a lack of attractive or easy to use graphic user interfaces \u2013 if one even existed<\/em>.\u201d\u00a0 Additionally, multiple architectural software needed to be used in order to be compatible with these disparate modeling engines.\u00a0 That\u2019s costly work.<\/p>\n

Ryan agrees – the industry is evolving.\u00a0 \u201cArchitectural practice has evolved with a current demand on quick response, easy access, and easy feedback amongst team, client, and consultants. Insight 360 provides powerful graphics, a sophisticated modeling engine, and fast calculation time. Mills Group has used the software, along with Revit to justify design features with the client, showing that many are not arbitrary or aesthetic, but rather functional, necessary, and responsible<\/em>.\u201d<\/p>\n

Again, designing with Revit at the core \u2013 extended BIM.\u00a0 Check out Autodesk Insight 360 at our AIA booth.<\/p>\n


\nBlow your clients\u2019 minds: Project Expo Tech Preview<\/strong><\/p>\n

When it comes to helping Architectural, Engineering and Construction [AEC] professionals visualize their ideas and designs; Autodesk is no newcomer to the challenge.\u00a0 And, just as with video game developers, or movie visual effects creators, our AEC customers also demand a piece of that visualization greatness.\u00a0 And so we will be offering a tech preview of Project Expo<\/a>, check out our AIA events page<\/a> for more information.<\/p>\n

Project Expo is expected to upend the visualization world for the entire AEC industry \u2013 giving you a new tool to wow your clients and to help make informed decisions \u2013 together \u2013 in real-time. Project Expo uses the Autodesk Stingray game engine<\/a>, which was released in August 2015 to incorporate a recent acquisition of a gaming engine to move Revit models to this environment via Autodesk 3ds Max<\/a> rendering software.\u00a0\u00a0 With Project Expo technology under the hood, Autodesk\u2019s cloud platform, and a truly simple one-button rendering in Revit, what more could you ask for? The experience is immersive, real-time and far more intimate between your firm and client.<\/p>\n

\"PLACE<\/a><\/p>\n

\"PLACE<\/a>Stingray editor images courtesy of PLACE architect.<\/em><\/p>\n

Twenty-five year veteran architect, Heather Johnston of PLACE architect, ltd<\/a>., told Autodesk that \u201ctrying to get the images that we produce to really reflect the kind of energy and spirit and quality of light and quality of experience that I can see in my mind, that\u2019s an ongoing puzzle.\u00a0 That\u2019s been a dilemma for architects since Vitruvius.<\/em>\u201d<\/p>\n

Asked another way by BIM\/CAD Manager Nelson Weeks of Lord, Aeck and Sargent, Inc<\/a>., \u201cHow do you truly make them feel the space so that they know they\u2019re getting what they want?<\/em>\u201d<\/p>\n

If you work in Revit, Project Expo will help your design sing.\u00a0 Your clients will join the chorus.<\/p>\n

Project Expo takes your Revit model, processes it in the Autodesk cloud for use on a desktop or mobile device, according to Joel Pennington, a Project Expo product manager.\u00a0 No other partner can offer the trifecta of tech: Revit, 3ds Max and Stingray game engine.\u00a0 And, we do it all in the cloud, in one take, to make your life quick and easy.\u00a0 No muss, no fuss.<\/p>\n

Doesn\u2019t sound hard, right?\u00a0 It\u2019s not. \u201cProject Expo appeals to me because, number one, it is a push button solution,<\/em>\u201d noted Weeks.\u00a0 Simplicity.<\/p>\n

Project Expo is coming soon to a cloud-future near you.\u00a0 You can check it out at a special demo in the Autodesk AIA booth 3531 at 11 am on Thursday, May 19.<\/p>\n


\nEvolving together<\/strong><\/p>\n

When you arrive at AIA 2016 in Philadelphia, remember one important thing: Autodesk supports you.\u00a0 The evolution of the industry and your role as architect is happening \u2013 and we at Autodesk are making that change with you and working to ensure that our products, our team, and our support services are meeting the demands of your future.<\/p>\n

In fact, on May 11 we launched \u201cThe Revit Station<\/em>\u201d [visitwww.autodesk.com\/revitideas<\/a>] designed to support our customer\u2019s requests via a first time for Autodesk crowdsourced approach that allows users to vote on ideas and continually watch for the status of future releases.<\/p>\n

So stop by our booth to let us know how we\u2019re doing.\u00a0 Share your Autodesk stories and experiences with us \u2013 pat us on the back or take us aside and tell us what we need to be doing to improve your workflow.\u00a0 It really is that simple \u2013 engage.\u00a0 Autodesk has your back \u2013 and your future.<\/p>\n


\nAutodesk Class\/Theater Schedules, Demos and Experts<\/strong><\/p>\n

For more about all the activities Autodesk has in store for you at AIA 2016, including class and theater schedules, visit our event page<\/a>. And come by the booth to speak to a product expert and learn more about Autodesk\u2019s BIM technologies or get individual technical support.<\/p>\n

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