If you already understand the basics of Revit Structure and want to develop amastery of building information modeling (BIM), Mastering Revit Structure 2009 contains the information you need. The expert authors drew on years of experience to compile a comprehensive guide to the core concepts of Revit Structurewith tips, tricks, and examples specific to the professional structural engineering setting. The five parts will guide you through interface, project setupand templates, view use and management, structural elements, structural analysis, drafting, detailing and annotations, phasing, collaborating, printing andpublishing, and creating custom content. Thomas S. Weir is the Director of BIM and CAD Operations at Brandow & Johnston in Los Angeles. He is President and founder of the L.A. Revit Users Group, moderates the Autodesk User Group International (AUGI) Revit Structural forum, teaches Revit Structure at Autodesk University, and wrote the first Autodesk Official Training Courseware for Revit Structure. Eric Wing has been in the AEC field for fifteen years and has been managing, teaching, and presenting Autodesk applications for ten of them. Eric is AUGI's Autodesk Training Program Director and is also a columnist for AUGI's HotNews monthly newsletter as wellas for AUGIWorld magazine. Jamie D. Richardson is an Associate and a CAD/BIM manager for Ericksen Roed & Associates located in the Twin Cities area. He speaks at Autodesk University, is active in his local Revit User Group, and mentors students at local technical colleges. David J. Harrington, former presidentand former board member of AUGI, is currently a structural designer for Walter P. Moore. He also writes for industry publications, is the technical editor for AUGIWorld magazine, teaches at Autodesk University, and maintains a popular blog (caddhelp.blogspot.com). INDICE: Chapter 1: Inside Revit StructureChapter 2: Setting the Project EnvironmentChapter 3: Starting to Model Your ProjectChapter 4: ColumnsChapter 5: Floors and RoofsChapter 6: WallsChapter 7: FramingChapter 8: FoundationsChapter 9: Model DocumentationChapter 10: Modeling RebarChapter 11: Schedules and QuantitiesChapter 12: Sheets, Plotting, ExportingChapter 13: WorksharingChapter 14: VisualizationChapter 15: Structural Analytical ModelChapter 16: Project PhasesChapter 17: StandardsChapter 18: Families and GroupsChapter 19: Advanced ConceptsChapter 20: Modeling Project TypesAppendix A: Master It solutionsIndex
- ISBN: 978-0-470-38440-4
- Editorial: John Wiley & Sons
- Encuadernacion: Rústica
- Páginas: 816
- Fecha Publicación: 11/12/2008
- Nº Volúmenes: 1
- Idioma: Inglés
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