Course Outline
Introduction to ArchiCAD for Government
- Overview of ArchiCAD and its applications in design and Building Information Modeling (BIM) for government projects
- Navigating the ArchiCAD interface and workspace for efficient project management
- Understanding basic 2D and 3D modeling principles for enhanced design accuracy
- Introduction to the BIM workflow and its relevance for government infrastructure projects
- Basic tools and commands for creating detailed 3D models for government use
Working with 2D and 3D Views for Government
- Creating and switching between 2D and 3D views to support project visualization
- Understanding navigation tools and shortcuts for improved user efficiency
- Setting up multiple views to facilitate comprehensive project review
- Exporting and printing 2D/3D views for stakeholder communication and documentation
- Troubleshooting common visualization issues to ensure data integrity
Working with Objects and Components for Government
- Introduction to object libraries for standardized design elements
- Creating custom objects and components tailored to specific government project needs
- Modifying and editing object properties to meet project specifications
- Using object snapping, grouping, and interaction techniques for precise design control
Working with Layers and Classes for Government
- Setting up and managing layers to organize project elements effectively
- Layer combinations and class management for enhanced project clarity
- Controlling visibility and organizing design elements using layers to streamline workflows
- Applying filters and overrides to customize views and enhance collaboration
Working with Building Materials for Government
- Understanding building materials and their properties for government construction projects
- Creating and assigning materials to objects to ensure accurate representation
- Optimizing materials for rendering and visualization to support decision-making
- Troubleshooting material-related issues to maintain project integrity
Working with Sections, Elevations, and Details for Government
- Introduction to sections and elevations for detailed project documentation
- Creating and editing section and elevation views to provide comprehensive project insights
- Adding details to sections and elevations to enhance project clarity
- Working with markers, clipping planes, and view settings to refine project visualization
Working with Building Schedules and Documentation for Government
- Creating and managing schedules (e.g., door, window, material lists) for accurate project tracking
- Generating reports and customizing schedules to meet specific government requirements
- Exporting and organizing project documentation for efficient stakeholder communication
- Best practices for setting up project templates to standardize processes
Building Energy Analysis and Performance Optimization for Government
- Introduction to building energy modeling for sustainable design
- Performing energy analysis and generating reports to inform decision-making
- Optimizing building energy consumption and sustainability to meet government standards
- Integrating energy analysis into the BIM workflow to enhance project performance
Rendering and Visualization Techniques for Government
- Introduction to rendering techniques for realistic project representation
- Working with lighting, materials, and textures to create high-quality visualizations
- Creating photorealistic renderings and visualizations to support stakeholder engagement
- Animating and exporting 3D walkthroughs to enhance project understanding
Building Collaboration and Interoperability for Government
- Managing teamwork and collaboration in ArchiCAD to facilitate efficient project execution
- Exporting and importing data using Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) for seamless data exchange
- Integrating ArchiCAD with other software tools (e.g., Revit, Navisworks) to support comprehensive project management
- Troubleshooting data exchange and collaboration issues to ensure smooth project progression
Advanced Building Automation and Simulation for Government
- Setting up building automation systems to enhance operational efficiency
- Running simulations for thermal, lighting, and structural performance to optimize design
- Optimizing building systems for energy efficiency to meet government sustainability goals
- Using simulation data to inform design decisions and improve project outcomes
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- Familiarity with operating a computer, managing files, and navigating software interfaces for government use.
Audience
- Architects
- Architectural Designers
Testimonials (2)
Anil was very understanding and explained the course content in detail. With more time the outcome of the course would be better instead of rushing the content, but over all Anil is very familiar with the software CATIA and is a great trainer,
Jaydon - GRI Towers South Africa
Course - Learning CATIA
Learning all the things that I wasn't understand it.