Course
M104 - THE ARCHITECTURAL BIM MODEL (III)
Description: In this session, we will work on the vertical management of the building. First, you will learn how to work with the definition of the environment, location and storey management. You will work with the definition of terrain based on external information and with the main vertical connection elements, stairs and railings. Agenda: - Defining the environment and topography - Vertical connection elements
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About this course
The course "M104 – THE ARCHITECTURAL BIM MODEL (III)" focuses on defining the environment and topography in architectural projects using modelling tools in Archicad. Students will learn to work with basic elements to define geographical location and vertical spatial configuration.
Course details
This course is aimed at architects and designers who wish to improve their BIM modelling skills. Upon completion, students will acquire the skills to define environments and topographies, as well as to work with complex construction elements.
Learning goals
- Define the environment and topography in architectural projects.
- Use Archicad tools to model terrain and spaces.
- Configure project information and geographical location.
- Create and edit meshes with uniform slopes.
- Develop stairs and railings in the BIM model.
- Understand the importance of storeys and their linking in Archicad.
- Apply advanced settings to construction elements.
- Produce effective 2D and 3D graphic representations.
Curriculum
Curriculum
- 0. Lesson 09 - Defining the environment and topography
- 1. Lesson 10 - Construction elements (II)