Arch 434 Advanced Building Information Modeling Strategies Instruction and Tutorials by John Manaves

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1 Instructor: John Manaves [] Course Time: Wednesday 6:25 9:05 pm Duration: (16 weeks) Course Location: Crown Hall Computer Lab Course Type: Lecture and Lab [Course Description] Students will learn to use the most widely used Building Information Modeling Software, Revit Architecture. The future of building will rely heavily on our abilities to define parametric relationships that facilitate efficient construction processes and energy efficient buildings. This course will not entirely be based on exploiting a digital tool to produce standardized construction documents; it will also teach a methodology of implementing digital tools to produce specific interrelated results. Primary focus will rest on parametric and family based digital design principles as defined by the software. Students cannot be well informed designers without the use of precedents. The designer should always be rooted within the realities of the built environment. At the beginning the course you will use case studies of existing buildings as a way to integrate pioneering designs with modern digital tools. You will then be required to implement learn techniques and develop a project. [Course Objectives] Evolve 2 dimensional practices into 3 dimensional models Creating Custom Models in the REVIT Environment Use Families and Parameters/Conditional Formulas to Explore Design Options Various methods of Detailing in REVIT Exporting to other Software Platforms for Visualization and Design Validation [Course Format] Students will be expected to attend each class. Homework will be randomly chosen from the list of students to review at the start of each class. By integrating the review process with the lecture and lab, students will be exposed to a reality based working methodology. Each lecture will consist of material needed to complete the homework, as well as learning work flow through a variety of tasks. Following the lecture, lab will consist of working hours for the student to begin completing the homework assignments with aid from the instructor. The intention is to give each student an opportunity to ask questions regarding their specific homework. The student will be responsible for posting their lecture work and homework to the designated web space at [Suggested Texts and Resources] (free student version of Autodesk Revit Architecture 2011) The Aubin Academy Master Series: Revit Architecture Paul F. Aubin. Mastering Autodesk Revit Architecture 2011 Computer-Aided Manufacture in Architecture - The Pursuit of Novelty. Nick Callicott Detail Magazine BIM Handbook: A Guide to Building Information Modeling for Owners, Managers, Designers, Engineers and Contractors. Eastman

2 [Homework and Evaluation] 10% Attendance 20%: Assignments Students will be responsible for submitting modeling assignments before the beginning of each class, assignments will be graded as complete/incomplete, quizzes will be given a letter grade. 20%: Case Study Presentation The presentation will be in pairs of two or three and defined by a proposed thesis topic that provides a clear argument for or against the topic. Students will be responsible for interviewing a practicing design professional who is using BIM, and prepare & present a brief presentation (6 min 40 seconds- 20 slides + 20 seconds per slide). 50% Final Building Model Project Students will prepare a finely crafted document, comprised of each (refined) assignment, and will present it to the class. *** Midterm and Final assignment will not be accepted late for any reason. Students are expected and cannot advance their projects in the class without full attendance. Each absence is equivalent to one week of work. After three absences students can expect a significantly lower grade.

3 [Course Outline] This schedule is subject to change at the instructor s discretion in light of new and unforeseen developments in student progress and updates of lab software. Class 01 January 11 Topic: Starting Revit Architecture and Review of Work Environment Class 02 January 18 Topic: Importing Data and Conceptual Massing Class 03 January 25 Topic: Advanced Conceptual Massing Class 04 February 1 Topic: Structural Modeling Class 05 February 8 Topic: Walls, Doors, Windows Class 06 February 15 Topic: Floors, Ceilings, Roofs Class 07 February 22 Topic: Curtain Walls, Components, and Families Class 08 February 29 Topic: Advanced Curtain Walls, Pattern Families, Adaptive Components Class 09 March 7 Midterm Case Study Presentation Class 10 March 14 Topic: Stairs and Ramps Class 11 March 28 Topic: Drafting and Detailing Class 12 April 4 Topic: Rooms, Areas, and Scheduling Class 13 April 11 Topic: Presentation Views Class 14 April 18 Topic: Vasari Preview/Ecotect Class 15 April 25 Class 16 May 2 Final Review and Project Submittal [IIT College of Architecture Digital Design & Fabrication Curriculum (DigIITalArchFab) Mission] The mission of the IIT College of Architecture Digital Design & Fabrication Curriculum is to be ahead of the technology advancements and shifts in Architectural Digital Design. Our curriculum will give our students the core foundation, principles and skills that will allow them to develop and implement the next emerging Architectural Design technologies. [AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES (ADA)] Reasonable accommodations will be made for students with documented disabilities. In order to receive accommodations, students must go through the Center for Disability Resources office. The Center for Disability Resources (CDR) is located in Life Sciences Room 218, or disabilities@iit.edu.

4 Case Study LIST 1. AEOLIAN ROOF, Altechnica, AIRCRAFT MUSEUM, Duxford, UK Norman Foster/Ove Arup & Partners. 3. INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, Thailand Murphy-Jahn/Sobek. 4. BAXTER PHARMACEUTICAL CO., Chicago SOM/Kahn. 5. GREAT COURT ROOF-BRITISH MUSEUM, London Norman Foster/Ove Arup & Partners. 6. BEDZED, London, Ove Arup & Partners BRITISH PAVILLION, Seville Nicolas Grimshaw / Ove Arup & Partners. 8. CALIFORNIA CITY CENTER. 1968/1971. Konrad Wachsman. 9. CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY ART, Rome Toyo Ito. 10. CHANGI AIRPORT TERMINAL 3, Singapore SOM/ CPG CONSULTANTS. 11. CENTRAL BUS STATION, Chur, Switzerland Richard Brosi, Robert Obrist. Engineers: Peter Rice, Hughes and Lovel. 12. CLIMATRON, St. Louis Buckminster Fuller. 13. CONVENTION CENTER, Chicago Mies van der Rohe/ FRANK J. KORNACKER. 14. DYNAMIC EARTH CENTER, Edinburgh Michael Hopkins/ Ove Arup & Partners. 15. EDEN PROJECT, Cornwall, UK Nick Grimshaw/Tony Hunt. 16. EASTLEIGH TENNIS & HEALTH CENTER, Hampshire, UK. Architects: Euan Borland. Engineers: Buro Happold. 17. EXHIBITION HALL, Leipzig, Germany Ian Ritchie, Von Gerkan Marg. 18. EXHIBITION HALL, Linz, Austria Thomas Hertzog. 19. EXHIBITION HALL, Hannover Thomas Hertzog. 20. EXPO 92 ENTRANCE DIAMDEMA AND OLEADA, Seville, Spain. Baruch Ginovi /ING Buro. 21. GARE DO ORIENTE, Lisbon, Portugal Santiago Calatrava. 22. HAJ AIRPORT TERMINAL, Jeddah SOM/ Jorg Schlaich. 23. HALLE 4 at Hannover Fair Architect: Von Gerkan Marg/Jorg Schlaich. 24. HAMBURG MUSEUM COURTYARD Von Gerkan Marg/Schlaich. 25. HERNE-SODIGEN ACADEMY, Herne-Sodigen, Germany Jourda-Perraudin/Arup. 26. CHEK LAP KOK AIRPORT. Hong Kong Norman Foster/Arup. 27. IGUS FACTORY, Cologne, Germany Nicholas Grimshaw/Whitby Bird. 28. INLAND REVENUE BUILDING, Nottingham, UK, (Project) Richard Rogers. 29. INLAND REVENUE BUILDING, Nottingham, UK, (Built) Michael Hopkins/ Ove Arup & Partners. 30. INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, Lyon, France Jourda and Perraudin /Agibat. 31. KANSAI AIRPORT, Osaka, Japan Renzo Piano/Arup. 32. MARSEILLES AIRPORT. Marseilles, France Richard Rogers/ Ove Arup & Partners. 33. MASDAR HEADQUARTERS, Adrian Smith & Gordon Gill, Abu Dhabi, MCCORMICK PLACE 1, Chicago C.F. Murphy. 35. MCCORMICK PLACE 2, Chicago SOM. 36. MENIL COLLECTION, Houston Renzo Piano. 37. METRO STATION PARILLY, Lyon, France Jourda-Perraudin. 38. MILLENNIUM DOME, London, Richard Rogers/Buro Happold. 39. MOUNT STAND LORDS CRICKET, London Michael Hopkins/ Ove Arup & Partners. 40. NATIONAL BOTANIC GARDEN OF WALES, Llavarthne, Wales Norman Foster/Peter Rice. 41. NEUE MESSEHALLE 3, Frankfurt Nicholas Grimshaw. Engineers: Arup. 42. ODATE JUKAI DOME, Odate, Japan Toyo Ito. 43. OLYMPICS STADIUM, Athens Santiago Calatrava. 44. PALACE OF JUSTICE, Bordeaux, France Richard Rogers/ Ove Arup & Partners. 45. POMPIDOU CENTER, Paris Richard Rogers; Renzo Piano/ Ove Arup & Partners. 46. PORTUGAL PAVILION EXPO 98, Lisbon, Portugal Alvaro Siza/Arup. 47. RAILWAY STATION, Naples, Italy Achille Castiglioni. 48. SAGA HEADQUARTERS, Folkstone, England Michael Hopkins. Engineers: Arup.

5 49. SCHLUMBERGER CAMBRIDGE CENTER, Cambridge, England Architect: Michael Hopkins. Engineers: Arup. 50. SOUTH BANK CRYSTAL CENTER, London Richard Rogers. 51. SPACEFRAME HANGER PROJECT Konrad Wachsmann. 52. STAR LRT STATION (Thomson Roof), Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpar Tay Kiam Seng/ Kitas Sendrian. 53. STANSTED AIRPORT, Stansted, UK Norman Foster/Arup. 54. STRATFORD MARKET DEPOT, London Chris Wilkinson/ Hyder Consulting. 55. STUTTGART AIRPORT TERMINAL 1, Stuttgart, Germany Von Gerkan Marg/ Jorg Schlaich. 56. TGV INTERCHANGE MODULE 2, Charles de Gaulle Airport, Paris. Architect: Paul Andreau; J. M. Duthilleul, Engineers: Peter Rice. 57. THE FORUM, Norwich, UK Michael Hopkins/ Whitby Bird. 58. TRANSPORT TERMINAL, Stuttgart Ingenhoven, Overdiek, Kahlen/Happold, Frei Otto. 59. TUCUMAN UNIVERSITY CITY, Tucuman, Argentina Horacio Caminos (Arch Review, Nov. 1952)/Nervi. 60. RAILWAY STATION CANOPY. Ulm, Germany H. Gaupp/Jorg Schlaich. 61. WATERLOO STATION, International Terminal, London Nicolas Grimshaw. Engineer: Tony Hunt. 62. WILKHAN FACTORY, Einbeckhausen, Germany Thomas Hertzog/ Sailer-Stepan. 63. YOKOHAMA TERMINAL, Yokohama, Japan Foreign Office Architect (FAO). 64. AIRPORT TERMINAL, Hamburg Von Gerkan Marg. 65. EXPO 200 ROOF, Hanover Thomas Herzog/ Ingenieurburo Bertesche. 66. ARSENAL STADIUM, London HOK/Happold. 67. BARAJA STATION, Madrid Richard Rogers. T. Hunt. 68. HOUSE FOR HIPPOTAMUS, Berlin Jorg Gibril. Jorg Schlaich. 69. ROOF FOR BULLFIGHTING ARENA, Vista Alegra. Madrid CARVALHO ARAUJO, AYNTAMIENTO DE MADRID/ Jorg Schlaich. 70. CENTRAL BUS STATION, Hamburg Silcher, Werner. Jorg Schlaich. 71. GLASS SKYLIGHT, DZ BANK, Berlin Frank Gehry. Jorg Schlaich. 72. GOTTILIEB - DAIMLER STADIUM. Stuttgart Seigel. Jorg Schlaich. 73. LEHRTER RAILWAY STATION, Berlin Von Gerkan, Marg. Jorg Schlaich. 74. ROMAN AMPHITHEATRE ROOF, NIMES, France Finn Geipel/ Jorg Schlaich. 75. ROOF MARSCHWEG STADIUM, Oldenberg Philipp Holzman. Jorg Schlaich. 76. ZEUGHAUS SCHLUTERHOF ROOF, German Historical Museum Berlin Winfried Brenning/ Jorg Schlaich. 77. TRAID FAIR HALLE 3, Rostock, Germany Von Gerkan, Marg. Jorg Schlaich. 78. TRAID FAIR HALLE 8/9, Hanover Von Gerkan, Marg. Jorg Schlaich 79. TRADE FAIR HALLE 13, Hanover Ackerman. Jorg Schlaich. 80. GLASS ROOF ROMAN BATHS, Badenweiler Jorg Schlaich. 81. WOLFGANG MEYER SPORTS CENTER HAMBURG Werner Silcher; Jorg Schlaich. 82. WEMBLY STADIUM, London Norman Foster; Arup. 83. YAMAGUCHI DOME, YAMAGUCHI JAPAN YASUYOSHI HITOMI/ NIHON, SEKKI, INC. 84. NEW MILAN TRADE FAIR, MILAN ITALY MASSIMILANO FUSKAS/ SOEREN STEPHAN MERO. 85. PALAZETTON DELLO SPORT, ROME ITALY ANNIBALE VITELLOZZI/ PIERRE LUIGI NERVI. 86. HEATHROW AIRPORT TERMINAL RICHARD ROGERS/ OVE ARUP & PARTNERS. 87. SANTA CATARINA MARKET. Barcelona Spain Enric Miralles/ Jose Maria Velaso. 88. BEIJING CAPITAL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TERMINAL 3. London England Norman Foster.