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This document discusses using multi-disciplinary collaboration and a 2D-3D workflow to create structural and architectural models for a university project in Libya over the course of one year. It outlines the components of the structural and architectural models, including foundations, columns, shear walls, floor slabs, and more. The document also lists pros and cons of coordinating the models, such as improved coordination, fewer mistakes, intuitive functionality for holes in slabs, but also large training investments, high computing power requirements, and parameters.
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- 2. Libya Universities: What you can do in 1 year Multi-disciplinary collaboration 2D-3D workflow Bespoke modeling Lessons learned
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- Using Revit as an area analysis tool. Good at communicating diagram, fast to assess design options
- Central CAD standards file
- Keynoting. Bespoke T-codes system. Link to NBS
- Comparison to Microstation 2D. Similar drawing quality
- Instant coordination 2D and 3D. All views
- Ability to design in 3D
- Improving presentation models by exporting from Revit FBX