phyllisr
2006-12-17, 09:33 PM
For the past several months, I have been following the questions and requests that focus on what Interior Designers want and need in a Revit environment (process, content and more). For AU 2006, we submitted a course suggestion we thought we could teach (subsequently not a finalist in the slection process) specifically addressing some of the issues I see appearing more frequently. Our original thoughts (intermediate level) included such representative topics as:
Area Plans for ANSI/BOMA CZ65.1-1996 Calculations
Area Plans for Program Verification
When to use Worksets and When to Create a Separate Model
Using the Model for Department Sign-Off Meetings
Leveraging the Information: Working with Owner Purchasing Departments, Developing Bid Packages, Strategies for Furniture or Equipment or Both, Special Requirements for Medical Equipment.
and More...
At this time, we would probably suggest adding family creation for FFE (strategies for using Multi-View Blocks from ADT, when is 2D enough and when is 3D enough, using AWI 600 Series Library content for Furniture Bid Packages, other), managing materials, strategies for calculating quantities when required, and more.
Are there others who see this as critical to Revit success? Are there others who would like to see a greater attention given to Interior Designers in Autodesk platforms generally? Would more people attend from your firm attend AU if there were sessions for Interior Designers? Please share your thoughts.
Area Plans for ANSI/BOMA CZ65.1-1996 Calculations
Area Plans for Program Verification
When to use Worksets and When to Create a Separate Model
Using the Model for Department Sign-Off Meetings
Leveraging the Information: Working with Owner Purchasing Departments, Developing Bid Packages, Strategies for Furniture or Equipment or Both, Special Requirements for Medical Equipment.
and More...
At this time, we would probably suggest adding family creation for FFE (strategies for using Multi-View Blocks from ADT, when is 2D enough and when is 3D enough, using AWI 600 Series Library content for Furniture Bid Packages, other), managing materials, strategies for calculating quantities when required, and more.
Are there others who see this as critical to Revit success? Are there others who would like to see a greater attention given to Interior Designers in Autodesk platforms generally? Would more people attend from your firm attend AU if there were sessions for Interior Designers? Please share your thoughts.