Autodesk University: Designing the Future
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This document discusses the evolving architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. It notes new challenges like sustainability, constructability, and advanced digital tools. Technology is catalyzing changes like building information modeling (BIM) that allow for collaboration and integrated design workflows. BIM brings together design, analysis, and construction processes to deliver greater value. Autodesk offers products across the AEC disciplines to support the industry's shift to more integrated digital practices using BIM.
Autodesk University: Designing the Future
- 1. 1© 2006 Autodesk Jay Bhatt Senior Vice President, AEC Solutions Designing the Future
- 2. 2© 2006 Autodesk ï§ Delivering high quality projects in an increasingly competitive business environment ï§ Clients who expect more for less ï§ Too much time spent on project documentation and not enough time spent on project design ï§ Winning new and repeat business Image Courtesy of DDB Architectural International Ltd. An Evolving AEC Industry
- 3. 3© 2006 Autodesk New Challenges ï§ Sustainability â the game changer ï§ Constructability ï§ Performance analysis and simulation ï§ Reducing risk Winter 9:30am Summer 6:00amEquinox 7:45am
- 4. 4© 2006 Autodesk Technology is the Catalyst for Change ï§ Redefining the process of design through BIM ï§ Collaboration for an integrated workflow and integrated practice ï§ Advanced digital prototyping and simulation tools to visualize designs before they are real
- 5. 5© 2006 Autodesk Greater Value by Redefining Design Design Build Engineering & Design Dwg/Docs. Production Operate QTO Bid Estimate Visualization Simulation File Prep Mach. Control Progress & As-Built Operate Manage Design Model Rendered Model Construction Model As-Built Model Analysis, Simulation, Visualization, Interoperability Conceptual Design
- 6. 6© 2006 Autodesk Autodesk Across All AEC Disciplines Architecture, Engineering and Construction Architecture Structural Engineering MEP Engineering Civil Engineering Construction
- 7. 7© 2006 Autodesk Growing Impact of BIM BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING ARCHITECTS STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS MEP SYSTEMS ENGINEERS BUILDERS OWNERS CIVIL ENGINEERS ï§ Energy / Carbon Reduction ï§ Site Selection & Design ï§ Low Impact Development ï§ Solar Orientation / Lighting ï§ Materials Use ï§ Life Cycle Cost Analysis (LCA)
- 8. 8© 2006 Autodesk BIM brings together the Create, Predict and Deliver processes that need to be supported during the paradigm shift happening across the AEC Industry The greater the intersection the greater the productivity and value delivered⊠DeliverPredict Create Autodeskâs Portfolio-Based Approach to BIM BIM
- 9. 9© 2006 Autodesk $24B $400B $4T Design Procure Build Manage Time Knowledge Early Late Knowledge Sources Design Cost Construct Operate Less More Eliminating Information âBackflowâ
- 10. 10© 2006 Autodesk Design Bid Build Project Alliance 1992 - 2006 2005 - 2010 2009 - 2018 Traditional DWGs FedEx FTP x-fer email DWG exchange DWGs -> Models Project Website Digital Visualization Automation - Early Fabrication Integrated Models Digital Docs Mgt Online Collaboration Early/CNC Fabrication Digital F/AM Level of Integrated Practice Degrees of Digital Practice âNot Muchâ âLotsâ
- 11. 11© 2006 Autodesk PD SD CD PR CA OPDD Time Effort/Effect PD: Pre-design SD: Schematic design DD: Design development CD: Construction documentation PR: Procurement CA: Construction Administration OP: Operation Graphic originated by Patrick MacLeamy, AIA / HOK Ability to impact cost and functional capabilities 1 1 Cost of design changes 2 2 Traditional design process3 3 Preferred design process 4 4 Goals for an Integrated Practice ⹠Owner Leadership ⹠Integrated Project Structure ⹠Open Information Sharing ⹠Virtual Design Models
- 12. 12© 2006 Autodesk Technology for the Evolving Industry
- 13. 13© 2006 Autodesk Building Next Generation Solutions ï§ Unified data format ï§ Improved file transportability between Autodesk platforms ï§ Enabling search, viewing and integration into workflows ï§ Support for data exchange between design and non-design applications
- 14. 14© 2006 Autodesk SummaryDesigning the Future