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Autodesk® Revit® Structure: From Design to Detailing and Fabrication to ConstructionAllen LevyApplications Specialist
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Class Summary
With the recent introduction of new Revit Structure tools, such as the Parts and Assemblies and Structural Fabric Area tools, the enhancements to the Reinforcement tools, and the introduction of AutoCAD® Structural Detailing, many structural engineers and designers are wondering when and where it is appropriate to model this much detail in their Revit Structure projects.
In this class, we will review these tools and show when and how to use them, whether it be for design, detailing and fabrication, right through to construction.
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Learning Objectives
At the end of this class, you will be able to: Use the Parts and Assemblies, Structural Fabric Area, and
Reinforcement tools within Revit Structure Determine when and where to use this level of detail in your structural
model Work with AutoCAD Structural Detailing in conjunction with Revit
Structure for detailing Use detailed structural models during the construction administration
phase of a project
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About the Speaker:
Allen Levy
Experience:• Started using AutoCAD in 1987• CAD Operator, Structural Engineering Consultant (1989 – 1994)• CAD Manager & Structural Designer, A/E Firm (1994 – 2005)
Education:• B.S. University of Maryland, Economics (1991)
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About the Speaker: Name: Allen Levy Position: Applications Specialist Company: CADD Microsystems, Inc. (8
years)
Focus: Revit Structure, Revit Architecture, AutoCAD Architecture
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Name: Allen Levy Position: Applications Specialist
Recently Presented a Lecture for the Structural Engineers Association of Metropolitan Washington
Lecture: “Autodesk Structural Engineering Solutions”
About the Speaker:
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Introduction
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Motivation for this Class Submission to AU:
Email from Revit Structure user after viewing my “What’s New” Webcast:
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Poll:
Structural EngineersStructural DesignersFabricators & DetailersConstruction
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Overview of Revit Structure Features
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Structural Fabric Area
Placement Sketch Mode Direction Edge Controls
Parameters Fabric Sheet Location Lap Splice Position Lap Splice Length
Tags
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Structural Fabric Area Demonstration
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Reinforcing Enhancements
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Area Reinforcement
Placement Sketch Mode Direction
Parameters Layout Rule Top & Bottom, Major Top & Bottom, Minor Spacing Hook Type & Orientation
Tags
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Area Reinforcement Demonstration
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Path Reinforcement
Placement Sketch Mode, Define Path Flip Control
Parameters Layout Rule Primary & Alternating Bar Type Spacing Hook Type & Orientation
Tags
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Path Reinforcement Demonstration
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Parts
Creating Parts Select Element Select Parts Tool Still Maintains Relationship
Parameters View Properties Show Shape Handles Phasing, Material, Category
Divide Parts Divider Gap Split Profile Type
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Parts Demonstration
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Assemblies
Creating Assemblies Select Elements Select Assemblies Tool All Elements Create a Relationship
Listed in the Project Browser Create Views
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Assemblies Demonstration
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Steel Detailing with the AutoCAD Structural Detailing Extension Creating Steel Detailing Link
AutoCAD Structural Detailing Extension Use of Steel Detailing Tools
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Steel Detailing with the AutoCAD Structural Detailing Extension Demonstration
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Use of Revit Features in the Building Process
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Building Process Team Members
Design Structural Engineers Structural Designers
Fabrication Fabricators Detailers
Construction Construction Administrators
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Structural Fabric Area
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Design
Modeled at Exact Size Small Section Area Difficult to See in Section
Use Drafting Views & Detail Components
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Fabrication
Exact Placement All Floor & Wall Shapes, Sizes, & Openings
Parameters Lap & Splice
Quantification Schedules
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Construction
Construction Sequencing Parts Phasing
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Reinforcing
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Design
Automatic Sections & Details Early Cost Estimation
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Fabrication
Accurate Placement, Planning, & Scheduling AutoCAD Structural Detailing Revit Extension
Rebar & Formwork Shop Drawings
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Construction
Interference & Collision Checking Test High Congestion Areas Construction Sequencing
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Parts
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Design
Flexible Manipulation Host Elements Structural Framing and Column Categories
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Construction
Construction Sequencing
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Assemblies
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Design
Organization Many Pieces into Single Entities
Model & Place Several Instances Better than Groups Recognize Exact Instances
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Fabrication
Assembly Views Schedules
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Steel Detailing with the AutoCAD Structural Detailing Extension
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Design
Detail Complex Steel Connections
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Fabrication
Steel Shop Drawings Providing Revit Model Increases Accuracy Linking with ASD Extension
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Conclusion
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Questions?
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