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4th Dimension.

4D Technology with Navisworks Timeliner

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3D Printing / Rapid Model Prototyping

Tena e Fra nc is

Da le Ha rrison


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Introduction

Two Part Presentation

3D printing / Rapid Model Prototyping;• Overview on the technology available today• Application within the industry,• Demonstration of how to create a 3D print from your Revit model.

4th Dimension - 4D Technology with Navisworks Timeliner ;• Overview the dimensions of BIM - 4D/5D and 6D.• 4D software available on the market today• Creating 4D Timeline Simulation from Revit utilising Navisworks.


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3D Printing / Rapid Model Prototyping


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Rapid Model Prototyping

‘Rapid Model Prototyping’ is the ability to create aphysical print from digital data.

Technology has been available for over 25 years.

Terminology 3D printing first used late 1990’s.


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Product Design

Zcorporation Image

Z C o r p o r a t i o n I m a g e

3D Print

3D Print

Finished Product

FinishedProduct


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Medical Industry


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Geographic Information Systems Data

Z c o r p o r a t i o n I m a g e


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Digital CAD Model 3D Print

Building Information Models


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Why use this technology?


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Z c o r p o r a t i o n

I m a g e

3D printing allows the model to be taken to a more tactileand realistic environment for the client.


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Zco rporation Image

Architects traditional scale model.

“The Realization Groupcreated this model, in one-

fourth of the time and cost oftraditional architecturalmodelling methods.”


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3D Printing Technology

Disclaimer: AECOM is not endorsing these products, but explaining our experience.


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3D Printing from Revit – Structural Model


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3D Printing from Revit – resizing members

Edit Family

Original UC

Edited UC


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Autodesk Labs – STL Exporter

A STL file describe only the surface

geometry of a 3D objec t without anyrepresentation of colour, texture or

other common CAD model attributes


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Export to DXF format


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3D printer

3D Printing Process

Revit Export - STL


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Revit Export - STL or DXF Model Maker – checks integrity

3D printer’s Desktop Interface

Estimated Build Time

3D printer

3D Printing Process


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Project Examples

Bio-Diesel Plant, 1:125 scale print


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MEP Service Plant, 1:80 scale print

Project Examples


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College, 1:100 scale print

Project Examples


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Whisky Distillery, 1:100 scale print

Project Examples


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Project Examples

Airbike - EADS ( European Aerospace and Defence Group)


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• Fast and effective low cost visual communication tool.

Conclusion

• Showcase BIM capabilities.

• Adds value to your project.

• Technology is becoming more affordable.


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4th Dimension.

4D Technology with Navisworks Timeliner


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3D = ‘Geometry’

Dimensions of BIM


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Dimensions of BIM

3D + ‘Cost’ = 5D


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Dimensions of BIM

3D + Facilities

Management = 6D


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LOD100 LOD200 LOD300 LOD400 LOD500

6D/FM

4D

5D

Level of Development (LOD)

Concept

Design

Schematic

Design

DesignDevelopment

TenderDesign Construction

As

Constructed


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4D models are created by linking Time or theConstruction Program to the 3D model.

3D model Construction Program 4D Model

+

=

4D Technology


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Typical Construction Program

S h f 4DTi li A i i


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Snapshot from 4D Timeline Animation

11/11/2008:17:48:44 November

Substructure Zone 1 – 5 complete and Zone 6 underway.

Superstructure Zone 1 complete and zone 2 underway

4D Ti li Si l ti


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4D Timeline Simulation


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3D Model Considerations

• Floors

• Walls

• Columns

Design intent Model elements vs.Construction intent model elements

3D M d l C id ti


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DESIGN FLOORIN REVIT

CONSTRUCTION FLOORIN REVIT DIVIDED

USING PARTS

3D M d l C id ti


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DESIGN COLUMNIN REVIT

CONSTRUCTION COLUMN IN

REVIT DIVIDED USING SPLITTOOL


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Mainstream 4D Software

• Autodesk Navisworks

• Vico

• Synchro

• Bentley Navigator


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Autodesk Navisworks Manage

Timeliner

Presenter

Clash Detective


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Demonstration


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Mainstream 4D Software

• Autodesk Navisworks

• Bentley Navigator

• Vico

• Synchro

S ft M t i ’


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Software Matrix’s

Autodesk Navisworks

Manage Vico Synchro Bentley Navigator

4D - Simulation

Construction Sequences

5D - Cost

6D - FM

Animation

Clash Detection Rules

Major File format Imports

Multiple Users

Disclaimer: AECOM is not endorsing these products, but explaining our experience.

Yes Yes Yes Yes

Add-on Yes Yes -

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Yes - - Yes

Yes - - Yes

- Yes Yes -

Yes Yes Yes Yes

S i li t4D/5D ft


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Specialist 4D/5D software.

Vico and Synchro are both tools that have the advanced abilityto achieve an integrated approach to coordination, quantitytakeoff, cost estimation, project scheduling, and productioncontrol.

Syncro is a software solution that enables 4D analysis. Activitiescan be modified and visualized live within this platform, asopposed to updating the schedule and re-syncing the tasks.

Vico is 4D virtual construction software and 5D costing dataintegrated for coordination, quantities, cost planning, projec tscheduling, and production control.

Wh 4D ft ?


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Why use 4D software?

1. Get alignment with the client on the nature of the projectand specific details.

4. Review progress and solve issues together with the team.

3. Better communication to team.

2. Allows you to produce work spaces for subcontractors whichare free, clear and safe from disruptions for the duration oftheir tasks.



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4D Timeline Flythrough


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4D Timeline Flythrough



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Scott's slide


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