BIM 360 Docs & Design and Navisworks basics

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT DISTRIBUTION
Uploading and sharing project files to document management process for projects.
Cloud-based file sharing. Distributing and sharing drawings and documents.

Publish Drawings and models
Publish 3D models or 2D drawings, including linked files, with drag-and-drop or batch uploading. Automatically extract sheets from Revit models and multi-page PDFs.

Permissioning
Control view & edit permissions by user, role or company, and apply control at the project, folder, or sub-folder level to ensure the right people have access to the right information.

Approved users
Co-author files with other approved users

Share markup permissions
Share Reviews
Share Analysis

Suggested Workflows

Folder Management

• Setting up folders.
• Subscribe to folders.
• Shared folders for additional modules

Document Distribution

• Uploading documents.
• Creating document sets.
• Adding members.
• Setting permissions.
• Printing documents.
• Version control.
• Reviews and Approvals

Publish Drawings

• PDF publishing –defining title block.
• PDF Publishing

Document Compare

• Compare 2D drawings.
• Compare Revit files–2D & 3D

2D & 3D Viewing

• Viewing 2D & 3D files.
• Split screen views.
• 3D viewing orientations

Markups

• Create a markup.
• Publish/edit/delete markups.
• Review markups

Account Admin

• Create a project.
• Activating modules.
• Add members to directory.
• Adding members to a project & assigning access levels

BIM 360 DESIGN – CLOUD COLLABORATION

• Real-time Revit cloud worksharing and collaboration workflows.
• Securely co-author Revit models.
• Connect teams and information in a central project location in the cloud.
• Teams working on the same project.
• Project information in a single cloud-based repository

 Using BIM 360 for Revit Cloud Worksharing

• Co-author Revit models in real-time.
• Sync with the central model in the cloud.
• Publish Revit models to a central cloud location.
• Publish selected views and sheets.
• Publish the entire cloud model.
• Control access and permissions to Revit models.
• Relinquishing work for other users.
• Compare package contents.
• View added, deleted, and modified elements.
• Filter views and models by disciplines.
• Search Changes.
• Look up elements using keyword search.
• Review Revit cloud workshared models.
• Review 3D views and 2D sheets.
• Issue management.
• Assign coordination issues

DESIGN REVIEW
Review and analysis of drawings and models that are shared with the team leads to more accurate estimating, scheduling and building. View and comment on sheets and models.

Compare Versions
Visualize changes between sheet and model versions with indicators of added, modified, or removed items.

Document Sets
Assign drawings and models to sets during or after publishing, making it easier to manage specific versions of documents that are issued for a specific purpose during the project.

Design Issues
Create and assign design-related issues or to be completed by trades or project team members. Add attachments and comments, and track to resolution.

Measure
Perform linear, angle and area measurements on drawings or models. Communicate measurements via markups

Markup Permissions
Create and share 2D and 3D markups during reviews, including tools for shapes, measurement and text.
Control the visibility of markups as private or share with the team.

Version Control
Track every document update to maintain a current set and record of previous versions.
Maintain version control as changes are published, view previous versions and compare versions. Automatic keep open markups and issues in place.

REVIT COLLABORATE
Check and communicate clashes
Clash detection in real-time

The Interference Check tool

• Find intersections amongst a set of selected elements.
• Find intersections from all elements in the model.
• Select the required elements in a view.
• Filtered to display element categories.
• Interference Report

Design Issues

• Create and assign design issues.
• Creating and managing issues.
• Requests for information (RFIs), and submittals.
• Working With Checklists

FIELD MANAGEMENT
Allows project teams both in the office and the field to access, share and review documents

Navigate the Model Using the Mobile Application
Communicating Using a Mobile Device
Model Coordination

Issue Management

• Creating document or model based issues.
• Creating project-level issues.
• Add photo to issues.
• Review & responding to issues.
• Filter/sort/export issues

Desktop Connector & Offline Sync

• Using the Desktop Connector.
• Offline sync

BIM EXECUTION PLAN

For every project it is necessary to establish a BIM Execution Plan (BEP). We will study the bases and objectives of the BEP.

The intent of the BIM Execution Plan (BEP) is to define a foundational framework to ensure successful deployment of advanced design technologies on your BIM enabled project.
The BEP is about optimizing work and model flow across the project, as contrasted with optimizing siloed interests.
The key is good planning of the design-to-engineering-to-construction process to minimize downstream surprises, rework, redundancies or gaps in the flow of (model-based) information.
The BEP is to be completed in a collaborative environment at the project’s kick-off meeting. The data entry to, and distribution of, the projects BEP is the responsibility of the Project Architect unless another design-side team member is better qualified to coach the team on collaborative workflows.

The A/E team shall schedule a follow-up BIM meeting to review BEP, process, and guidelines with all stakeholders, including BIM integrators and reviewers.

It is expected that there will be in-depth discussion into the specifics of some of the items. The BEP is laying the foundation for your entire BIM project and errors made in this early stage of planning will have major negative downstream implications.

Some points to establish in the BEP:

• Basic facts of the project such as project number, site and building address, major milestones, and project contacts.
• The specifics of the project.
• All project contacts.
• Establish the objectives for the project.
• Define the overall strategy for collaboration on the team:

Layout what meetings will be scheduled to facilitate team communication.
Agree to how and when model data will be exchanged
Workspaces allow for the entire team to work on their models in a single space.

• Model integration methodology: set-up, objectives, facilitation, stakeholder, roles, frequency, location, resolution.
• Clearly define how the team will implement a quality control procedure to ensure the highest quality of both building and data

NAVISWORKS CLASH DETECTIVE, TIMELINER AND ANIMATOR
Integrate 3D models from different applications such as Revit, AutoCAD, ArchiCAD, Microstation, Bentley applications, Civil 3D, 3D Plant, Inventor into a 3D model to create clash detection, construction schedules, 4D Simulations and animated visualizations.

Clash Detective
Search Clashes through the total project model, identify cross-discipline interferences earlier in the design process.

• Clash Tests.
• Set Clash Rules.
• Select Objects for Clashing.
• View Clash Results.
• Produce Clash Reports

TimeLiner
TimeLiner link the model to an external construction schedule for visual time and cost based planning.

• TimeLiner Costs.
• TimeLiner Tasks.
• Link to External Project Files.
• Simulation.
• Export Images and Animations from TimeLiner.
• Add Animation to TimeLiner Schedules

Animation
Viewpoint Animation

• Recording interactive navigation.
• Creating animated transitions between saved views.

Object Animation

• Animate and interact with 3D geometry