2nd Qatar BIM User Day Design Technology
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Technology, specifically building information modeling (BIM) technology, has revolutionized design culture over the past 28 years. BIM allows for 3D modeling of designs which enables better collaboration between designers. It also facilitates clash detection and ensures designs are constructible in the real world. Major architects have embraced BIM technologies which has led to more innovative and complex building designs being realized. BIM supports the entire design process from early sketches through construction and has changed how projects are approached.
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2nd Qatar BIM User Day Design Technology
- 1. Technology is the key to success Design Alan Lamont, Bentley Systems 1
- 2. Subjects • • • • Advantages of using 3D in design vs 2D Effect of BIM technology on design culture Design collaboration BIM technologies: evolutionary or revolutionary 2
- 3. We have been doing this for 1000 years or more We have had the ability to work with BIM for nearly 28 yrs 3
- 4. 3D vs 2D design • A designer is capable of imagining the design in it‘s entirity and this requires thinking of a design in it‘s spacial context. 4
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- 6. • 2D drawings represent what the author „believes“ they understood from the design specification 3D model 6
- 7. • The guy on site then builds their interpretation of what they saw in the drawing..... 7
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- 9. Clash Detection (within AECOsim Building Designer): 9
- 10. Clash detection (in the field): 10
- 11. Tools of the trade • • • • • • • • Sketching Design „exploration“ Design intent Analysis (Structural, Energy etc) Design detailing Quantities Construction detailing Manufacturing 11
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- 15. Complex designs require multiple products 15
- 16. How has this affected the design culture? 16
- 17. Fuzzy < Sketch design Supporting a workflow Design iterations Handover to „BIM“ Detailed Construction/Manufacturing 17
- 18. Fuzzy < Sketch design Supporting a workflow Design iterations Handover to „BIM“ Detailed Construction/Manufacturing 18
- 20. Generative design with Bentley Generative Components 20
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- 24. Cox Architect & Arup Square Stadium, Melbourne 24 | WWW.BENTLEY.COM 24
- 25. Cox Architect & Arup Square Stadium, Melbourne 25 | WWW.BENTLEY.COM 25
- 26. HOK & Buro Happold Langdowne Road Stadium, Dublin 26
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- 29. Innovation in Generative Design ArtScience Museum Singapore Arup 29
- 30. Arup – Art Science Museum 30
- 32. Thank you 32