Basic BIM Framework With ArchiCAD

BASIC BIM FRAMEWORK
WITH ARCHICAD
BY
M. ARCH. VALENTYN-VLADYSLAV KOTSARENKO

Hello, I'm Valentyn-Vladyslav Kotsarenko, a
graduate with a Master's in Architecture and
BIM Coordinator. With expertise in Building
Information Modeling (BIM), parametric and
generative design, I specialize in delivering
comprehensive solutions within the AECO
industry.
With over 10 years of educational and

professional experience, I've led the
implementation of techniques and workflows
in universities, companies, and workgroups,
shaping individuals at the forefront of
architecture and digital solutions.
My main goal is to offer high impact training programs, with a strong

focus on providing comprehensive and structured education,
courses that stand out for their quality and depth even if it means
taking more time than usual for their development.
I invite you to explore my courses, where you will discover a wide

range of concepts and tools that will take your career to the next
level. I am here to support and guide you on your educational journey.
COURSE INTEGRATION BLUEPRINT
GRAPHIC EXPRESSION
WITH ARCHICAD
SPA
INTRODUCTION TO BIM BASIC BIM FRAMEWORK MODELING TECHNIQUES CONSTRUCTIVE SOLUTIONS ADVANCED FEATURES
WITH ARCHICAD WITH ARCHICAD WITH ARCHICAD WITH ARCHICAD WITH ARCHICAD
SPA SPA - ENG SPA SPA
INTRODUCTION BASIC FRAMEWORK GENERATIVE DESIGN

TO RHINOCEROS 3D WITH RHINOCEROS 3D WITH GRASSHOPPER AND ARCHICAD
SPA SPA SPA
INTRODUCTION PARAMETRIC DESIGN

TO GRASSHOPPER 3D WITH GRASSHOPPER 3D
SPA SPA
INTRODUCTION ESSENTIAL GUIDE

TO SKETCHUP PRO TO SKETCHUP PRO
SPA SPA
BIM PROJECT BASIC BIM FRAMEWORK WITH ARCHICAD
INTRODUCTION TO BIM Architect l BIM Coordinator l Instructor
This first module will be only theoretical and various examples will be reviewed with the intention of planting initial ideas about Building Information Modeling (BIM) and its possibilities.
Several branches of BIM will be addressed such as the basic concepts, requirements, possibilities, adoption, implications, implementation, examples, etc.
While several examples will be reviewed of all the possibilities that BIM offers, the course will mainly address the BIM workflow at an architectural level with the use of ArchiCAD.
The process of registering and obtaining an ArchiCAD license through the "MyArchiCAD" portal will also be reviewed in order to carry out the software installation process.
BIM CONCEPTS
BIM IMPLEMENTATION
EXAMPLES OF BIM
INTERFACE & BASIC BIM FRAMEWORK WITH ARCHICAD
WORK ENVIRONMENT Architect l BIM Coordinator l Instructor
Based on what was explained throughout the lessons; the interface, work environment and some project preferences will be reviewed in order to get to know the layout and interface of the program.
This module is only preliminary and as such, there is no practical activity that requires attention, but it is important to get to know the program before moving on to practical topics.
Once some basic functions have been reviewed a template will also be programmed, saved and linked in order to learn ways to reduce the initial workload before starting any project.
The template is a topic that can be reviewed at any time during the course, and the student will have to periodically update his or her own template after getting to know new functions and features with ArchiCAD.
GENERAL INTERFACE
WELCOME MENU WORK ENVIRONMENT MENU PROJECT MAP VIEW MAP LAYOUT BOOK PUBLISHER SETS
NAVIGATION & BASIC BIM FRAMEWORK WITH ARCHICAD
FIRST STEPS M. ARCH. VALENTYN-VLADYSLAV KOTSARENKO
Architect l BIM Coordinator l Instructor
Based on what was explained throughout the lessons; a sample project will be consulted in order to get to know the functions for 2D and 3D navigation of a project.
This module is still preliminary and as such, there is once again no practical activity that requires attention, but it is important to get to know the program before moving on to practical topics.
Additional functions such as the selection tool and the configuration of grids and backgrounds for the 2D dimension will also be reviewed preliminarily.
Many sample projects to be opened in ArchiCAD, can be downloaded from the official site at Graphisoft: https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Getting-started/Archicad-Sample-Projects/ta-p/304186
MAIN 3D VIEW 3D CUT SECTIONS
FLOOR PLAN VIEW 2D DOCUMENTATION

2D DIMENTION BASIC BIM FRAMEWORK WITH ARCHICAD
FIRST STEPS M. ARCH. VALENTYN-VLADYSLAV KOTSARENKO
Based on what was explained throughout the lessons; we will put into practice the basic 2D drawing functions in order to generate a simple drawing resembling a labyrinth.
Use ArchiCAD's 2D drawing tools, grid and background definitions, and editing commands to develop a maze similar to the reference provided.
You can divide the maze into 4 quadrants and group them. Likewise, 4 different types of lines can be managed and assigned to the quadrants that make up the labyrinth in order to have a unique appearence.
It is not necessary for the maze to be exactly the same as in the reference, just as proportional as possible.
There is no need to dimension the labyrinth either, the dimensions are provided as a visual reference for this document.
You can work and interpret the activity as many times as necessary in a completely free way, as long as everything done adds to and reinforces the learning process.
MAIN 2D DRAWING
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BASIC CONCEPTS Architect l BIM Coordinator l Instructor
Based on what was covered in the lessons, basic 2D drawing and editing commands will be put into practice for drawing simple geometric figures for this first practical activity.
Choose only two figures, one from the first pair of shapes (A) and one from the second pair of figures (B); if you want to practice even more your 2D drawing skills you can always draw the 4 geometric shapes.
It’s not necessary to apply line thicknesses or handle specific colors for the geometries; for the moment use the pens and colors that come by default in the template.
It’s not necessary for the geometric figures to be exactly the same as in the reference or for them to have exactly the same measurements, just as much proportional as possible.
You can work and interpret the activity as many times as necessary in a completely free way, as long as everything done adds to and reinforces the learning process.
MAIN 2D DRAWING
A1 A2
B1 B2
BASIC 2D ROOM M. ARCH. VALENTYN-VLADYSLAV KOTSARENKO
For this activity, you will use ArchiCAD's 2D tools and editing commands to develop a plan similar to the graphical reference in the document.
LINE THICKNESSES
The result should be approximate, it is not necessary to handle exactly the same textures, objects or elements. Wall outlines (0.40 mm)
The general dimensions of the room must be respected along with the specified line qualities.
Fill Foreground (0.20 mm)
Make sure to handle textured hatches to generate a more stylish plant; you can mix colored textures with black and white patterns.
It is not necessary to dimension the floor plan; the dimensions are provided as a visual reference in this document. Door & wall outlines (0.15 mm)
Furniture outlines (0.10 mm)

MAIN 2D DRAWING
3D CONSTRUCTION BASIC BIM FRAMEWORK WITH ARCHICAD
BASIC VOLUMETRY M. ARCH. VALENTYN-VLADYSLAV KOTSARENKO
For this activity, you will use the Wall and Slab tools with the editing commands to develop a basic 3D volumetry.
LINE THICKNESSES
The 3D result must be as precise as possible, use the measurements provided in the reference in order to do precise modeling. Wall outlines (floor plan) (0.40 mm)
The 2D plan view representation must be correctly displayed; take care of the floor plan cut plane, display orders, type of projection, etc.
Slab outlines (floor plan) (0.20 mm)
Make sure to manage the correct line thickness and tones as close as possible as in the provided reference, prioritizing a clean 2D projection.
It is not necessary to dimension the plan or generate a section, the dimensions and views are provided only as a visual reference in this document.
FLOOR PLAN VIEW
PERSPECTIVE VIEW 1
F.F.L. F.F.L.
4G
5R
4G
5R
F.F.L. F.F.L.
PERSPECTIVE VIEW 2
CUT SECTION VIEW

REFERENCES M. ARCH. VALENTYN-VLADYSLAV KOTSARENKO
For this section, you will start the process from scratch for the generation of the BIM model for an apartment project.
The references need to be divided into different worksheets; avoid putting all the project references together in one place.
In addition to exploiting the PDF files, you will also have to clean the references, or in other words, select all the fills and separate them from the rest of the information.
We will also review additional features such as the trace & reference palette, location settings, project information window and other features.
If you want to work on a different project than the one provided for this course, you can do so as long as it is enough to cover the objectives and put in practice what is covered throughout the course.
BIM PROJECT REFERENCES REFERENCE WINDOW
LOCATION SETTINGS
CLEAN REFERENCE REFERENCED VIEW
PROJECT INFO WINDOW

VOLUMETRY M. ARCH. VALENTYN-VLADYSLAV KOTSARENKO
For this section and based upon your references, you will model the volumetry of the project using only the wall and slab tools, in conjunction with other additional functions.
It’s not necessary to model and insert stairs, doors, windows or objects for the moment, preferably just focus first on resolving the volumetry for the project.
Be extra careful when handling and managing the layers for the project and assigning layers to your elements (walls and slabs); at the moment we won’t define layer combinations, but just the layers.
Preferably make sure to use a 3D style based on a white model, in order to work more comfortably. You can also copy and paste elements vertically using the edit elements by stories function.
If you want to work on a different project than the one provided for this course, you can do so as long as it is enough to cover the objectives and put in practice what is covered throughout the course.
LAYERS DEFINITIONS 3D STYLES WINDOW EDIT ELEMENTS BY STORIES
3D PERSPECTIVE 3D CUT SECTION PERSPECTIVES

DOORS & WINDOWS M. ARCH. VALENTYN-VLADYSLAV KOTSARENKO
For this section the focus will be the placement and modeling of both doors and windows, as well as the review of various functions related to the management of the different components in ArchiCAD.
While the definition of the doors and windows must be close in appearence to the references present in the project, the final design and definition is left to the student's freedom.
Make sure to check that the object library is correctly loaded and linked through the library manager, because if it’s not you’re not going to be able to place doors, windows and all types of objects that depend on the library.
You can also save the parameter configuration for each tool or element with the use of the favorites function, in order to provide feedback to your personal template and have a personal catalog for future projects.
You have all the freedom to customize and model the project to your liking, as long as everything you do adds to the experience and learning process during the course.
3D PERSPECTIVE LIBRARY MANAGER
WINDOW SETTINGS DOOR SETTINGS
FACADE
FLOOR PLAN PERSPECTIVE

COMPONENTS M. ARCH. VALENTYN-VLADYSLAV KOTSARENKO
For this section the focus will be the placement and modeling of furniture and components, as well as the review of various functions related to the management and importation of external objects in ArchiCAD.
While the definition of objects and components must be close in appearence to the references present in the project, the final design and definition is left at the will and freedom of the student's.
Make sure to check that the object library is correctly loaded and linked through the library manager, because if it’s not you’re not going to be able to place any type of native object in ArchiCAD.
You can use various functions in ArchiCAD to import all types of objects in their different types of file extensions, such as GSM, LCF, SKP, RFA, IFC, 3DM, among others.
FLOOR PLAN PERSPECTIVE OBJECT SETTINGS
COMPATIBLE FILE EXTENSIONS FIND & SELECT WINDOW
PERSPECTIVE OF OBJECTS PERSPECTIVE OF OBJECTS
ELEMENT TRANSFER SETTINGS

STAIRS AND RAILING
For this section the focus will be the generation and development of the project's stair block, as well as the review of the functions related to the configuration of stairs and railings with ArchiCAD.
The geometry of the stairs for the project must be exact, so extra care must be taken when modeling the division present in the landing as well as the upper and lower connections of the stairs.
The design of the railings is left to the student's freedom as long as the basic objectives of the section are met and all the railings present in the project are modeled and positioned.
The stair tool can be used to solve various shapes of stairs and not just basic ones. Also keep in mind that the staircase for the course project will be modeled without the finishes, only in its basic volumetry.
STAIRWELL PERSPECTIVE STAIR SETTINGS WINDOW RAILING SETTINGS WINDOW
STAIR MODELS RAILING MODELS

CURTAIN WALL Architect l BIM Coordinator l Instructor
For this section the focus will be the creation and modification of curtain walls with ArchiCAD, as well as the configuration and modeling of the curtain wall belonging to the project.
The geometry, pattern and openings in the curtain wall belonging to the project must be as geometrically accurate as possible; make sure to include a door and manage a correct number of divisions.
The curtain wall is a complex tool with wide possibilities and versatility, so some examples of how to create various types of patterns and geometries will also be covered, besides the case for the project.
CURTAIN WALL SETTINGS WINDOW PROJECT CURTAIN WALL PREVIEW
CURTAIN WALL GENERAL PATTERNS CURTAIN WALL GENERAL SHAPES

ZONE DEFINITION
For this section the focus will be the definition and creation of Zones for ArchiCAD, as well as the configuration of additional parameters for the correct projection of these in 2D and 3D views.
The definition of the zones will begin with the adjustment of the zone categories, a function that can be accessed from the definition of the element attributes. Once done, you can proceed with the definition of zones.
Care must be taken with the definition of the parameters so that the zone is displayed in 2D with no solid color (transparent), and so that the label only contains the basic data (key, name and M2) of the zone.
To view the zones in 3D, on one hand you have to adjust the filter that deactivates the default zones in the basic ArchiCAD template, and on the other one you have to carefully adjust the parameters for the 3D visualization.
ZONE CATEGORIES DEFINITION 3D ISOMETRIC VIEW OF ZONES
ZONE SETTINGS DEFINITION
3D TOP VIEW OF ZONES 2D PLAN VIEW OF ZONES

FLOOR PLAN DEFINITIONS M. ARCH. VALENTYN-VLADYSLAV KOTSARENKO
For this section the focus is the review, definition and adjustment of floor plan views in their aspects such as colors, line qualities, markers on doors and windows, model view definitions and view scales.
For the scale on the floor plan views (and most of the views) we will use 1:75, this with the intention of allowing the views to fit properly on a tabloid size sheet when we start reviewing the layout definitions.
For the definition of pens and colors we are going to use a range of gray colors with the intention of creating a monochromatic definition for all the views.
For the definition of the model view options, we are going to manage the definition groups necessary for architectural plans to control the visualization of openings with their labels, level of detail of objects and more.
VIEW SCALE PENS & COLORS DEFINITION
MODEL VIEW OPTIONS PEN SET 1 ON FLOOR PLAN VIEW PEN SET 2 ON FLOOR PLAN VIEW
MODEL VIEW SET 1 ON FLOOR PLAN VIEW MODEL VIEW SET 2 ON FLOOR PLAN VIEW DOOR MARKER DEFINITIONS
GRID DEFINITION
For this section the focus is the review, definition and adjustment of the architectural grids present for the project, which will be visible in all the floor plan, cut section, elevation, perspective and more types of views.
For the definition of grids on the floor plan, the display will be adjusted depending on which floors the desired grid is to be shown.
For the definition of grids in section and elevation views, a temporary section will be created in order to allow the result to be visualized once the tool parameters have been adjusted.
For the definition of grids in 3D and perspective, this is optional and it will be up to the student to decide whether the grids remain turned on or off. By default, they will be turned off throughout the course.
GRID DEFINITIONS 3D PERSPECTIVE VIEW
GRID SYSTEM DEFINITIONS FLOOR PLAN VIEW CUT SECTION VIEW

DIMENSIONS M. ARCH. VALENTYN-VLADYSLAV KOTSARENKO
For this section the focus is the review, definition and adjustment of the different dimensions required for the project, which will be used for all the floor plan, cut section, elevation, perspective and more types of views.
ArchiCAD contains 4 types of different dimensioning tools, which have their specific applications and uses. The general dimensioning tool also contains 6 different dimension variants.
For the moment only the floor plan views will be dimentioned, and in the future when reviewing concepts related to the creation of sections, elevations and other types of views, the required dimensions will be applied.
A general example will be addressed in order to review the operation of the various types of dimensions. Later on, different functions and methods for the automatic dimensioning of views will be reviewed.
GENERAL DIMENSION SETTINGS LEVEL DIMENSION SETTINGS RADIAL DIMENSION SETTINGS ANGLE DIMENSION SETTINGS
DIFFERENT TYPES OF DIMENSIONS GENERAL DIMENSION SETTINGS

SECTIONS & ELEVATIONS Architect l BIM Coordinator l Instructor
For this module the focus is the review, generation, definition and adjustment of the different settings which affect the section and elevations views which are automatically generated by ArchiCAD from the model.
The section tool contains a large number of parameters that affect the behavior of the view, and these will be reviewed progressively based on various examples throughout the module.
The "Model Appearance" group contains a wide number of parameters that allow you to control the display of the model, from technical styles up until textured styles for different purposes.
You will use the 2D elements present in the "Object" tool for the setting of the section and elevation views; such as trees, bushes, human scales, decoratión, etc.
You have all the freedom to customize, model and document the project to your liking, as long as everything you do adds to the experience and learning process during the course.
SECTION SETTINGS SECTION VIEW
FLOOR PLAN VIEW WITH SECTION MARKERS ELEVATION VIEW
MODEL APPEARANCE - STYLE 1 MODEL APPEARANCE - STYLE 2 MODEL APPEARANCE - STYLE 3

PERSPECTIVES Architect l BIM Coordinator l Instructor
For this module the focus is the review, generation, definition and adjustment of the different settings and workflows regarding the generation of all kinds of perspectives with different styles and projections.
You can select from 3 different projection types to configure your perspectives; 3 point perspective, 2 point perspective and parallel projection. The decision will be dependant on the type of result.
You can use the 3D Cutaway functions in order to configure and cut out different parts of your model in 3D; the second alternative is to use the marquee tool to cutaway the BIM model from the ground floor view.
You can use the 3D Document from 3D function to create different views for diverse applications such as assembly plans, exploded and isometric types of perspectives and more.
PERSPECTIVE AND PROJECTION SETTINGS ASSEMBLY PLAN OF WARDROBE EXPLODED PERSPECTIVE
PERSPECTIVE CUTOUT OF STAIR BLOCK
ISOMETRIC PERSPECTIVE
VIEW MANAGEMENT Architect l BIM Coordinator l Instructor
For this module the main focus is the correct management, creation and organization of views in the View Map, together with the definition of the parameters present when generating a view.
Additional model filters will not be reviewed but all the filters seen so far will be put into use such as the layer combinations, pens and colors, view scale, model view options, among others.
Additionally, functions for view orientation, parameters in configuring 2D, 3D views, and others will be reviewed.
VIEW MAP ORGANIZATION VIEW SETTINGS
LAYER COMBINATIONS PENS & COLORS MODEL VIEW OPTIONS DIMENSION SETTINGS
LAYOUT BOOK M. ARCH. VALENTYN-VLADYSLAV KOTSARENKO
For this module the main focus is the correct configuration of master layouts, title blocks, subsets and layouts, with the goal of automating the plan generation process to the limit.
You can generate various types of master layouts with different modulation types; whether it’s single, double or quadruple, in order to automate the placement of several views.
Care must be taken to specify the correct nomenclature in the configurations of the subsets, so that the layouts that are inside the subset have a correct assigned id.
Several parameters will be reviewed and configured for the drawing tool, in order to correctly program the format with which the views will be displayed when positioned in the layouts.
MASTER LAYOUT SETTINGS SUBSET SETTINGS LAYOUT SETTINGS DRAWING SETTINGS FIGURE SETTINGS
SINGLE MODULATION DOUBLE HORIZONTAL MODULATION QUADRUPLE MODULATION
SINGLE FINAL LAYOUT MULTIPLE FINAL LAYOUT

PUBLISHING M. ARCH. VALENTYN-VLADYSLAV KOTSARENKO
For this module the focus is the programming of the various publishers and the configuration of its settings in order to generate the final results in PDF, DWG and other formats.
The different options related to the configuration of the translators that impact the way the DWG files are generated will also be reviewed, this in order to properly export the project to AutoCAD.
You can define an entire organizational structure before exporting the files and define whether they will be exported individually or in a single file.
The method for publishing and exporting results in a direct and simple way will also be reviewed, without having to manage all the parameters present in the publisher.
ORGANIZER PDF PUBLISHER SET DWG PUBLISHER SET BIMX PUBLISHER SET
DXF-DWG TRANSLATOR SETTINGS PUBLISHER FINAL RESULTS IN PDF AND DWG

BIMX APPLICATION Architect l BIM Coordinator l Instructor
For this module the focus will be the configuration and creation of a BIMx hyper-model through different methods, along with the management of the various versions of BIMx that exist.
BIMx is an application developed by Graphisoft that allows you to explore BIM projects created with ArchiCAD, both on mobile devices and on the computer, through easy-to-use controls.
It is possible to publish a BIMx hyper model in several ways; one directly using the basic exporter, another with the management of the publisher and through the cloud with the Graphisoft transfer site.
The different versions of BIMx actually share the majority of the functions, with minor particularities which differentiate the PC, mobile device and WEB version.
BIMX PUBLISHER BIMX FOR iPadOS BIMX FOR ANDROID
BIMX MODEL TRANSFER BIMX FOR WEB
BIMX FOR PC
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BASIC BIM FRAMEWORK

M. ARCH. VALENTYN-VLADYSLAV KOTSARENKO

With over 10 years of educational and

My main goal is to offer high impact training programs, with a strong

I invite you to explore my courses, where you will discover a wide

INTRODUCTION BASIC FRAMEWORK GENERATIVE DESIGN

SPA SPA SPA

INTRODUCTION PARAMETRIC DESIGN

INTRODUCTION ESSENTIAL GUIDE

MAIN 3D VIEW 3D CUT SECTIONS

FLOOR PLAN VIEW 2D DOCUMENTATION

Furniture outlines (0.10 mm)

FLOOR PLAN VIEW

CUT SECTION VIEW

BIM PROJECT REFERENCES REFERENCE WINDOW

CLEAN REFERENCE REFERENCED VIEW

PROJECT INFO WINDOW

LAYERS DEFINITIONS 3D STYLES WINDOW EDIT ELEMENTS BY STORIES

3D PERSPECTIVE 3D CUT SECTION PERSPECTIVES

3D PERSPECTIVE LIBRARY MANAGER

WINDOW SETTINGS DOOR SETTINGS

FLOOR PLAN PERSPECTIVE

FLOOR PLAN PERSPECTIVE OBJECT SETTINGS

COMPATIBLE FILE EXTENSIONS FIND & SELECT WINDOW

PERSPECTIVE OF OBJECTS PERSPECTIVE OF OBJECTS

ELEMENT TRANSFER SETTINGS

STAIRWELL PERSPECTIVE STAIR SETTINGS WINDOW RAILING SETTINGS WINDOW

STAIR MODELS RAILING MODELS

CURTAIN WALL SETTINGS WINDOW PROJECT CURTAIN WALL PREVIEW

CURTAIN WALL GENERAL PATTERNS CURTAIN WALL GENERAL SHAPES

ZONE CATEGORIES DEFINITION 3D ISOMETRIC VIEW OF ZONES

ZONE SETTINGS DEFINITION

3D TOP VIEW OF ZONES 2D PLAN VIEW OF ZONES

VIEW SCALE PENS & COLORS DEFINITION

GRID DEFINITIONS 3D PERSPECTIVE VIEW

GRID SYSTEM DEFINITIONS FLOOR PLAN VIEW CUT SECTION VIEW

DIFFERENT TYPES OF DIMENSIONS GENERAL DIMENSION SETTINGS

SECTION SETTINGS SECTION VIEW

FLOOR PLAN VIEW WITH SECTION MARKERS ELEVATION VIEW

MODEL APPEARANCE - STYLE 1 MODEL APPEARANCE - STYLE 2 MODEL APPEARANCE - STYLE 3

PERSPECTIVE AND PROJECTION SETTINGS ASSEMBLY PLAN OF WARDROBE EXPLODED PERSPECTIVE

PERSPECTIVE CUTOUT OF STAIR BLOCK

VIEW MAP ORGANIZATION VIEW SETTINGS

SINGLE MODULATION DOUBLE HORIZONTAL MODULATION QUADRUPLE MODULATION

SINGLE FINAL LAYOUT MULTIPLE FINAL LAYOUT

DXF-DWG TRANSLATOR SETTINGS PUBLISHER FINAL RESULTS IN PDF AND DWG

BIMX PUBLISHER BIMX FOR iPadOS BIMX FOR ANDROID

BIMX MODEL TRANSFER BIMX FOR WEB

M. ARCH. VALENTYN-VLADYSLAV KOTSARENKO

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