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
 35 Hours

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