TABLE OF CONTENTS CATIA......................................................1 Rhino........................................................2 Revit.........................................................3 3dsMax....................................................

Revit (Building Model)

Program WorkfloW: Catia - (rhino) - revit - 3dsmax

Revit (Integrated Model) Catia Model Rhino (Balconies)

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No.

Description

Date

Owner Project Name

1 {3D - jr3099}

Perspective
Project Number Date Drawn By Checked By

Scale

A100

Import as mass Export as .igs Export as .sat

Revit for documentation

3dsMax for visualization

4/11/2012 10:41:30 PM

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1) finalize ParametriC geometry in Catia 2) exPort from Catia as .sat - dePending on the quantity of geometriC data, it Can be helPful to exPort eaCh set of geometry seParately, i.e. in this examPle the balCony slabs, rail Path, faCade Panels and gutters are eaCh exPorted as a seParate file

1) imPort eaCh .igs file into a single rhino file 2) rhino often distrots the imPorted geometry nurbs, so use the untrim
Command to see if the geometry is aCCurate

assuming that the geometry is inaCCurate, vertiCal Panels (glass Panes): 1) use the duPborders Command and then Planarsrf to reCreate
the geometry

2) exPort eaCh layer seParately as an .sat file

non-Planar extrusions (gutters): 1) traCe Profiles 2) Create Planarsrf for eaCh Profile 3) exPort Planar surfaCes as a single .sat file

floors (balCony slabs): 1) loft the Profile of the various floor slabs (duPborders) to
Create a volume that Contains the Perimeters of the various floors

2) exPort the volume as an .sat file

rail Paths: 1) Join line segments to form a Polyline defining the rail Path on eaCh
floor

2) exPort eaCh Polyline (for eaCh floor level) as a .dWg 2004 line sCheme

vertiCal Panels (glass Panes): 1) generate Curtain Wall 2) set grid Patterns to none

solid extrusions (gutter): 1) extrude Profiles

floors (balCony slabs): 1) insert mass as an in-PlaCe mass 2) link Cad and broWse to .sat file of slab volume 3) finish mass 4) seleCt volume and mass floors from it by seleCting the aPProPriate elevation levels

5) Create floors by faCe for eaCh floor

rail Paths: 1) link Cad and imPort eaCh .dWg file for eaCh floor 2) Create rail by PiCking eaCh Polyline Per floor (using tab to seleCt adJaCent line segments)

Count

Panel Schedule Height

Type

Type

Floor Schedule 2 Area 23989 SF 26286 SF 24072 SF 24037 SF 24046 SF 24037 SF 24037 SF 25533 SF

Comments Building Building Building Building Building Building Building Building

Type Generic - 12" Generic - 12" Generic - 12" Generic - 12" Generic - 12" Generic - 12" Generic - 12"

Floor Schedule 2 Area 5203 SF 5545 SF 5406 SF 5286 SF 5622 SF 5179 SF 5599 SF

Comments Balcony Balcony Balcony Balcony Balcony Balcony Balcony

12 0' - 8 1/4" 54 1' - 2 1/4" 12 1' - 8 1/4" 24 2' - 8 1/4" 72 9' - 8 1/4" 12 9' - 9 1/2" 12 10' - 6 1/4" 12 10' - 9 1/2" 16 11' - 1" 4 11' - 7" 6 12' - 3 1/2" 8 12' - 7" 6 13' - 8 1/4" Grand total: 250

Glazed Glazed Glazed Glazed Glazed Glazed Glazed Glazed Glazed Glazed Glazed Glazed Glazed

Generic - 12" - Filled Generic - 12" - Filled Generic - 12" - Filled Generic - 12" - Filled Generic - 12" - Filled Generic - 12" - Filled Generic - 12" - Filled Roof

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No.

Description

Date

Integrated Project Delivery Perspective

Project Number Date 1 {3D - jr3099} Drawn By

Project Number Issue Date A. Conley, R. Marriott, J. Ratner

Scale

A100

5/3/2012 11:54:30 PM

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Integrated Project Delivery Plan

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Project Number Date Drawn By

Scale

A102

3/32" = 1'-0"

5/3/2012 11:54:47 PM

Level 7 3/32" = 1'-0"

Project Number Issue Date A. Conley, R. Marriott, J. Ratner

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Level 8 95' - 8"

Level 7 84' - 2"

Level 6 72' - 8"

Level 5 61' - 2"

Level 4 49' - 8"

No.

Description

Date

Level 3 37' - 8"

Level 2 24' - 8"

Ground Level 5' - 10"

Integrated Project Delivery Section

Project Number Date Drawn By

Section 2 1/8" = 1'-0"

Project Number Issue Date A. Conley, R. Marriott, J. Ratner

Scale

A101

1/8" = 1'-0"

5/3/2012 11:54:40 PM

1. exPort rvt model via fbx.

2. link the fbx file in 3dsmax using the file link manager. 3dshome > referenCes > file link manager

3. navigate to Presets and seleCt hoW you Would like max to Combine revit obJeCts. Combing by material makes for the most effiCient navigation betWeen Programs. Within Presets, seleCt these oPtion: use sCene mater definitions use sCene material assignments on reload using mental ray rendering engine: sinCe revit uses mental ray, you Can leave the obJeCt oPtions CheCked; hoWever, on reload revits sun setting Will be used, so if you Plan on altering these setting Within max, it is better to leave them unCheCked. using vray or other third Party rendering engine: unCheCk all obJeCt oPtions Within the Presets save

4. seleCt the fbx file and the Preset that you Would like to use. otherWise you Will lose the material settings that you Creat Within max assoCiated With obJeCts uPon reload. 5. CliCk attaCh this file.

6. if you uPdate the assoCiated revit file: - exPort from revit as fbx again using this ProCess, maintaining the same file name. - Within the 3dsmax file manager, CliCk reload.