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Basic BIM Framework with ArchiCAD
Build, document, publish, export and present your BIM project with ArchiCAD
Created byValentyn-Vladyslav Kotsarenko
Last updated 3/2024
English
What you'll learn
- Understand the concepts of Building Information Modeling (BIM)
- Take the first and second steps in using ArchiCAD
- Develop architectural projects with BIM in ArchiCAD
- Document architectural projects with BIM in ArchiCAD
- Publish architectural projects with BIM in ArchiCAD
- Export architectural projects with BIM in ArchiCAD
- Present architectural projects with BIMx
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Course content
23 sections • 445 lectures • 36h 3m total length
- Welcome3:14
I'm including a link with the System Requirements to run the latest vertion of ArchiCAD both in Windows or Mac.
- Long Term Course Integration Blueprint4:01
I'm including the general course brochure which includes a specific summary of each of the sections with the long term course integration blueprint, all in one PDF file.
- Course Summary l S2-S176:46
- Course Summary l S18-S225:40
- Section Expectations0:57
- Preliminaries4:20
In the present lesson, i'm including the brochure in PDF format related to the concepts that we will cover for this module.
- Building Information Modeling (BIM)6:58
- BIM Dimensions6:23
Explore how BIM expands from 3D to 4D time, 5D budget, and 6D sustainability, using ArchiCAD with Navisworks and Microsoft Project to schedule, quantify, and analyze projects.
- CAD vs BIM4:59
- BIM Implementation3:57
I'm including 2 useful documents which delve into extra details about the BIM Execution Plan (BEP).
- BIM Workflow l Part 13:46
I'm including an interesting article by Shoegnome Architects which explains extra details about possible BIM workflows and scenarios.
- BIM Workflow l Part 27:15
- Levels and benefits of BIM4:50
I'm including an external link to an interesting article which delves more into the levels of BIM. I'm also including a PDF which delves into more details about the business value of BIM.
- Examples l Part 14:39
- Examples l Part 26:08
I'm including the Level of Development (LOD) specification guide both as external link and as a PDF format.
- License registration4:46
I'm including the link where you will register for a free and official ArchiCAD license by Graphisoft.
- ArchiCAD installation5:50
- Section Conclusions1:05
Review the BIM scope and dimensions, explore market tools and implementation tips, and prepare to work with ArchiCAD from scratch, focusing on the interface and navigation templates.
- Section Expectations0:55
- Preliminaries2:08
In the present lesson, i'm including the brochure in PDF format related to the concepts that we will cover for this module.
- Welcome Menu2:33
In the present lesson, i'm including a link to an official Graphisoft site that has online help about ArchiCAD you can review at any time. I'm also including another link where you can review the full guide in PDF format (4195 pages so far).
- New Project Menu2:15
I'm including the reference guide part we're covering for this specific set of lessons, if you want to review specific details.
- Menu Bar l File & Edit3:27
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- Menu Bar l Design4:22
- Menu Bar l Document3:04
- Menu Bar l Options & Teamwork3:31
Explore ArchiCAD’s element attributes palette to edit layers, line types, pins, fills, textures, and materials, while using the teamwork palette for cloud collaboration.
- Menu Bar l Window & Help4:15
- Interface l Toolbar2:38
I'm including the reference guide part we're covering for this specific set of lessons, if you want to review specific details.
- Interface l Info Box1:28
- Interface l Toolbox2:57
- Interface l Status Bar0:43
- Interface l Navigator l General Overview2:07
I'm including the reference guide part we're covering for this specific set of lessons, if you want to review specific details.
- Interface l Navigator l Project Map2:04
Navigate the project map to view the ground floor, generate sections, and open 3d perspectives including generic perspective and axonometry. Review views, notes, and schedules to manage your BIM project.
- Interface l Canvas & Tab Bar3:07
Use tabbed views to switch elevations and floors in the canvas, and choose between a pop-up or static navigator to prioritize the canvas space.
- Reset Interface1:12
I'm including the reference guide part we're covering for this specific set of lessons, if you want to review specific details.
- Detailed Project Workflow l Part 13:32
I'm including the 2 links where you can download sample projects for ArchiCAD.
- Detailed Project Workflow l Part 25:52
- Work Environment l General Overview4:15
I'm including the reference guide part we're covering for this specific set of lessons, if you want to review specific details.
- Work Environment l Example l Customizing Toolbars8:10
- Work Environment l Example l Shortcuts5:33
I'm including 2 PDF documents where you can review the different default keyboard shortcuts we have for ArchiCAD; i'm also including the reference guide part we're covering for this specific set of lessons, if you want to review specific details.
- Work Environment l Example l Autosaving & Folders6:29
Discover how ArchiCAD autosaves your project, saves recovery files, and uses special folders—temporary, cache, and templates—while configuring undo limits and teamwork reminders to protect files and manage disk space.
- Work Environment l Other Functions l Part 15:09
- Work Environment l Other Functions l Part 24:48
- Work Environment l Saving Your Custom Profile3:07
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- Creation of Templates3:11
Create and save a reusable ArchiCAD template that preserves layers, pen sets, colors, and your work environment, then start new projects with this template.
- Section Conclusions0:25
Gain a better understanding of configuring ArchiCAD to fit your comfort and workflow, then review the basic concepts of navigating a project in both 2D and 3D dimensions.
- Section Expectations0:31
- Preliminaries2:21
In the present lesson, i'm including the brochure in PDF format related to the concepts that we will cover for this module.
- File Formats6:24
I'm including the 2 links where you can download sample projects for ArchiCAD. I'm also including the example file by Graphisoft as an extra backup (PLA format for ArchiCAD 27) if you're not able to download it from the official site.
- Project Navigation3:44
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- 2D Navigation7:10
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- 3D Navigation l General Overview6:00
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- 3D Navigation l Explore5:49
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- Arrow Tool8:36
Create a new ArchiCAD project from a default architectural template and enable instances. Use the arrow tool to select with touch, inside, and left-to-right or right-to-left options, plus quick selection.
- Display & Snap to Grid2:28
Activate the grid display and snap to grid in archicad to control 2D drawing with construction grid options, and use Alt+S to toggle the grid and snapping.
- Snap & Construction Grid2:41
Explore ArchiCAD’s snap grid and construction grid to place walls at exact intersections, with main grid snapping every 2000 mm and snap grid every 50 mm (adjustable to 500 mm).
- Additional Grid Options2:15
Switch between orthogonal and rotated grids in ArchiCAD and use set rotated grid to apply 30 degrees; edit the angle with the tab key, then reset with horizontal line.
- Grids & Background3:51
I'm including the reference guide part we're covering for this specific set of lessons, if you want to review specific details.
- Section Conclusions0:36
- Section Expectations0:26
Explore the base functions and editing commands across 2d tools used throughout the course, with guidance to split the module or pause, and a reminder to review attached lesson materials.
- Preliminaries2:38
In the present lesson, i'm including the brochure in PDF format related to the concepts that we will cover for this module.
- Line Tool l Parameters7:27
I'm including the reference guide part we're covering for this specific set of lessons, if you want to review specific details.
- Geometry Method3:29
Explore the geometry method in ArchiCAD to draw a line, chained lines, rectangles, and rotated rectangles, switchable with the G shortcut, and learn when to use each method.
- Tracker Parameters4:20
- Coordinates l Direct Input3:28
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- Coordinates l Absolute or Relative Input4:59
Learn to work with ArchiCAD coordinates by defining the origin, entering x and y values, and switching between absolute and relative coordinates via the tracker and coordinate input.
- Coordinates l Coordinate Palette3:29
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- Pet Palette4:30
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- Editing Commands l Move2:38
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- Editing Commands l Copy and Multiple Copies5:11
Copy elements in ArchiCAD using Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V, place copies with the preview box, and generate many duplicates with drag copy and Ctrl+Alt.
- Editing Commands l Rotate3:21
Rotate elements by selecting the element, clicking the rotation node, and defining the center, axis, and angle; press Ctrl+E for quick rotation and Ctrl+Alt for multiple copies, undo with backspace.
- Editing Commands l Mirror2:22
- Editing Commands l Specific Commands4:38
- Geometry Method l Chained Options3:04
- Grouping Tools l Part 15:54
I'm including the reference guide part we're covering for this specific set of lessons, if you want to review specific details.
- Grouping Tools l Part 23:18
activate the outer group option to auto group chains of lines or walls, suspend or explode groups, and learn chain, rectangular, and rotated rectangular methods for efficient grouping.
- Locking and Unlocking2:51
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- Editing Commands l Trim & Split5:46
Master core editing commands in ArchiCAD, including trim and split, learn to use shortcuts, and apply them to lines, walls, slabs, and other elements in 2D and 3D.
- Editing Commands l Adjust & Intersect3:10
Explore ArchiCAD editing tools: use adjust to extend, trim, or align elements to a reference, and use intersect to auto-complete intersections between lines.
- Editing Commands l Fillet/Chamfer3:40
- Editing Commands l Resize4:29
- Multiply l Activation1:53
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- Multiply l Main Action4:37
- Multiply l Graphical Input Method8:46
Learn to create precise copies with ArchiCAD's multiply command using graphical input methods, controlling spacing, distance, and copies via increment, spread, and distribute.
- Multiply l Pick Path4:29
- Multiply l Rotation of Copies6:06
Learn to multiply copies along a path or in a radial layout, choosing rotation options none, rotate to path, or randomize to achieve perpendicular or natural orientations in ArchiCAD.
- Working Units4:37
I'm including the reference guide part we're covering for this specific set of lessons, if you want to review specific details.
- Activity l 2D Drawing l Recommendations6:52
- Section Conclusions0:36
Master consulting and reviewing a project in 2d and 3d within ArchiCAD, using basic navigation, element selection commands, and the first drawing tools for 2d dimension.
- Section Expectations0:31
This module covers core functions that stay constant across 2D and 3D work, guides on splitting workload, reviewing resources and content, and starting the lesson.
- Preliminaries3:58
In the present lesson, i'm including the 2 PDF files related to the concepts and activities we will cover for this module.
- Guide lines8:23
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- Snap Guides and Points l Snap Guides6:24
- Snap Guides and Points l Snap Points l Part 16:12
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- Snap Guides and Points l Snap Points l Part 26:25
- Experimental Feature l Distance Guide4:54
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- Arc/Circle6:43
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- Polyline3:08
The polyline acts as one unified element, unlike the chained line which creates separate segments; learn offset and dashed options to modify polylines efficiently.
- Spline & Hotspot4:55
- Activity l Geometric 2D Figures l Recommendations5:17
In the present lesson i'm including the PDF file related to the activity.
- Fill l General Parameters5:43
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- Fill l Geometry Method1:40
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- Fill l Fill Type & Pens2:08
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- Fill l Editing Commands7:16
Edit fills in ArchiCAD by selecting corners or borders and applying moves, fillet, chamfer, and edge offsets, or add to polygon and subtract from polygon to modify areas and holes.
- Fill l Construction Method6:26
Explore how to set up and edit field filters, create polygon fields, show area text, and use construction methods to control fill patterns, origin handles, and distortion in BIM projects.
- Element Attributes l Fills l General Settings6:42
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- Element Attributes l Fills l Scale with Plan or Independent3:14
Learn how to configure fill attributes in ArchiCAD, choosing between scale with plan or scale independent, to control tile size and patterns across model and layout units.
- Fill l Gradient Fills5:32
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- Fill l Symbol Fills6:06
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- Fill l Image Fills6:42
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- Magic Wand5:20
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- Display Order3:56
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- Pens & Colors l Basic Definition l Part 17:38
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- Pens & Colors l Basic Definition l Part 24:46
Select eight pens, assign them dark gray, the next eight to light gray, define three gray shades across eight pen types, and save by creating architectural or technical groups.
- Pens & Colors l Assignation4:43
- Activity l Basic 2D Room l Recommendations l Part 18:25
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- Activity l Basic 2D Room l Recommendations l Part 26:50
Activate the image field to apply textures for room areas, create multiple fields, and use fill and object tools with ArchiCAD predefined objects to compose 2D room furniture.
- Section Conclusions0:45
End the 2D dimension and move into the 3D workflow in ArchiCAD. Translate AutoCAD skills to ArchiCAD and grasp the two dimensional space as the 3D dimension becomes easier.
- Section Expectations0:53
Organize 3D elements in ArchiCAD using wall and slab tools, guided by reference plans. View the model in ways, speed up workflow, and build your first 3D volumetrics through practice.
- Preliminaries2:42
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- Story Settings l Part 14:54
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- Story Settings l Part 23:45
- Wall l Top and Bottom Link l Part 15:06
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- Wall l Top and Bottom Link l Part 25:29
- Wall l Structure4:40
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- Wall l Geometry Method l Part 15:09
Explore ArchiCAD wall geometry methods, including constant thickness, trapezoidal variable thickness, and polygonal shapes, with guidance on when to use each and rounded corners for hospital cleaning.
- Wall l Geometry Method l Part 22:34
Explore the geometry method for the wall tool in ArchiCAD to create vertical, slanted, or trapezoidal walls by adjusting angles and thickness, and model simple foundations.
- Wall l Reference Line7:29
Set the wall reference line to outside, center, or inside with offset. Draw walls top to bottom or bottom to top, flipping reference to define outside and inside in ArchiCAD.
- Wall l Geometry Method l Part 32:32
Explore ArchiCAD wall geometry methods, drawing straight, curved, trapezoidal, and polygonal walls with left-click and the G shortcut, and learn to use the method box for 2D editing.
- Wall l 2D Editing3:36
Learn 2D editing commands for walls in ArchiCAD, based on where you click. Identify how note, axis, or border selections affect options like drag, rotate, stretch, and polygon tools.
- Wall l 3D Editing4:29
Explore 3D wall editing in ArchiCAD, using the chained method, height and angle controls, and 3D perspective tools to create, modify, and trim walls on the horizontal plane.
- Wall l Model7:06
Master using the wall tool in ArchiCAD to set outside and inside faces, choose surfaces and building materials, override surfaces, and link textures across walls for accurate quantities and rendering.
- Wall l Junction Order3:07
Explore how to control wall intersections in ArchiCAD by adjusting the junction order parameter, prioritizing which walls intersect first to create clean, seamless connections.
- Floor Plan Cut Plane l Cut Plane Height7:00
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- Floor Plan Cut Plane l Relative Floor Plan Range5:39
Explore how to reveal perimeter walls on upper floors using the relative floor plan range in ArchiCAD, adjusting the cut plane height to display below and above the current storey.
- Wall l Floor Plan Display7:58
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- Wall l Show Projection2:32
- Wall l Cut Surfaces6:16
- Wall l Outlines2:38
- Slab l Geometry and Positioning5:27
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- Slab l Show On Stories2:43
Explore slab display behavior across floor plans in ArchiCAD, using custom settings to control outline and fill on home stories, all stories, or specific levels.
- Slab l Cover Fills2:23
Activate the cover fill option to apply patterns or solid fills to slabs, including a 60 by 60 grid. Hide underlying walls by adjusting the background pen for 2D projections.
- Slab l Editing6:14
- Slab l Projection & Legacy6:17
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- Divided Screen4:08
- Activity l 3D Construction l Recommendations5:20
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- Activity l 3D Construction l Workflow21:04
Learn to set up ArchiCAD projects, configure units and cut planes, and model a multi-slab plan with filleted corners, guidelines, and 3D views to establish a BIM workflow.
- Section Conclusions0:44
Reinforce your ability to start building 3d volumetrics and practice volumetry to mastery. Conclude this section's isolated concept review and prepare to tackle a full project in the next block.
- Section Expectations0:59
Register basic data and place references for the project, study the example project documentation, and replicate the course examples using downloadable resources to practice.
- Preliminaries4:55
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- About the project l Part 16:16
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- About the project l Part 24:50
- Project Information5:55
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- Location6:53
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- Worksheets4:19
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- References l Importation6:16
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- References l Scaling4:46
- References l Management7:41
- Project l Preliminary Definitions11:11
- Project l Worksheets10:48
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- Direct 2D Drawing Tip2:22
- Trace & Reference l Choosing Reference7:09
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- Trace & Reference l Floating Window6:44
- Trace & Reference l Commands6:21
- Section Conclusions0:33
- Section Expectations0:25
- Preliminaries3:00
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- Layers l Layer Definitions4:42
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- Layers l General Recommendation9:13
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- Layers l Name and Extension5:14
I'm including a screenshot of the layer structure we can use for the present project; keep in mind this is just a reference and you can customize the layers however you want.
- Layers l Assignation4:34
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- Layers l Functioning5:23
- Layers l Quick Layers Palette4:54
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- 3D Styles l General Overview6:58
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- 3D Styles l Parameters l General7:12
- 3D Styles l Parameters l Multiple8:48
- Project l Volumetry l Slab3:51
- Project l Volumetry l Walls8:53
- Correctly Copy and Paste Elements3:37
Learn the correct way to copy elements between floors in ArchiCAD using Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V in the 2d view, not 3d duplication that misplaces walls and slabs.
- Edit Elements by Stories4:31
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- Project l Volumetry l Adjustements9:30
Complete the project volumetry in ArchiCAD by creating floor openings, adjusting terrace walls to 1.10 m, and modeling the roof slab. Use isometric views to verify sections.
- Section Conclusions0:26
Learn to solve the project volumetry and prepare the information for accurate 3d modelling, then gradually detail the 3d volumetric model for the upcoming modules.
- Section Expectations0:32
Detail volumetry from the previous section, explain library manager functions and ArchiCAD objects, review door and window tools, and cover useful features like favorites.
- Preliminaries2:40
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- Library Manager l Activation3:33
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- Library Manager l General Overview8:30
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- Door l General Overview7:54
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- Door l Preview and positioning5:48
Configure door openings in ArchiCAD by adjusting width, height, sill displacement, reveal depth, and anchor points, and understand preview versus final three-dimensional representations while using keywords to locate doors.
- Door l Door settings10:05
Explore how to access and modify archicad door settings through two navigation methods, covering nominal sizes, opening dimensions, leaf and handle options, and model attributes with 2d and 3d representations and fixtures.
- Door l Positioning and Modification8:22
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- Door l Symbolic vs Projected Representation4:26
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- Windows3:30
- Favorites l Creation6:03
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- Favorites l Usage2:44
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- Favorites l Palette3:27
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- Project l Detailing l Doors10:02
Model doors in ArchiCAD, covering door types, openings, elevations, and 2D/3D views, and position doors on the ground floor while copying by stories.
- Project l Detailing l Windows l Part 18:48
- Project l Detailing l Windows l Part 26:43
- Section Conclusions0:50
Requirements
- Have a computer with enough resources to work with ArchiCAD.
- Have basic criteria in architectural design and documentation.
Description
What is BIM? What are the dimensions of BIM? How can I develop a project in its entirety with ArchiCAD? How can I model, document, export, and present a BIM project with ArchiCAD? How can I export to other platforms such as AutoCAD in DWG format? These are some of the questions I will answer in this complete guide on BIM with ArchiCAD.
Building Information Modeling (BIM) stands out as a methodology that revolutionizes the architecture, engineering, construction and operation (AECO) sector, and ArchiCAD -a solution developed by Graphisoft since 1982- is one of the various tools that enables this way of working, by centralizing information in a BIM database ArchiCAD allows for greater project quality and productivity in less time compared to the 2D CAD workflow.
Welcome! My name is Valentyn-Vladyslav Kotsarenko, a graduate with a Master's in Architecture and BIM Coordinator. In addition to being certified as an advanced user in handling ArchiCAD, I have had the opportunity to collaborate with Graphisoft Mexico in the implementation of BIM for the professional sector; I have over 10 years of experience in this and other topics, but even more experience training universities, companies, and individuals in the use of various BIM solutions, seeking to optimize work and production processes to the fullest. And this time, I will guide you.
This course represents the second step in a series of structured training programs; if you haven't yet had your first experience with BIM, you're unsure how to start, develop and publish an architectural project, or you want to learn ArchiCAD as a concise alternative, this training is for you.
Throughout this training:
I will explain in-depth what BIM is, its advantages, dimensions, examples, and more.
I will guide you through your first and second steps with ArchiCAD.
I will teach you everything you need to work in 2D and 3D with ArchiCAD.
I will teach you everything you need to know to document floor plans, sections, elevations, perspectives, and more.
I will teach you how to structure, manage and place your views in order to create layouts.
I will teach you how to publish all your material with just one click.
I will explain everything you need to know to export your results to DWG for platforms like AutoCAD.
And more.
BIM has revolutionized the work schemes around the world, and today you too can achieve it! I will see you in the first lesson!
Who this course is for:
- Students and professionals related to architectural, interior, industrial or graphic design, engineering, construction or related areas.