Opens in January a series of seminars to learn about the state of the art technology now existing for a more sustainable world.
The ability to design and have control of all processes and information on multidisciplinary areas will lead the user to have important advantages over the most delicate phase, the preliminary design.
In current practice, many digital models of buildings do not contain sufficient information for an assessment proper performance of energy and environmental building.
projects created in 2D will need a great job of manual adjustment to put information useful to analyze the energy performance, this is because the primitive 2D graphics are not associated with intelligent information.
BIM (Building Information Modeling), in this case, thanks to its total flexibility and the creation of intelligent information, integrated and multidisciplinary, allows you to manage certain problems much earlier than as it is today.
Imagine instantly get information on the status of a building and energy that they are updated whenever any change automatically: the time saved is enormous.
In the United States and in Europe are finally saying the excellent standard of energy performance, these systems take into account many factors.
LEED (USA) provides a calculation to score on five aspects: design, indoor environment quality, efficiency and use of energy, materials and water consumption, is seen by this system as well as factors not directly related to the design architecture are important.
This forces the designer to be extremely careful at all stages of design, new technologies if we are able to fully support the work by automating low-value transactions such as updating of the drawings, then we are faced with a change above all cultural, methodological and technological.
To explore these issues, and make sense of the word "sustainability", Autodesk is organizing a series of thematic seminars on Autodesk Ecotect Analysis, a suite of products that support the designer on the above assessments.
These events are held - from January 12, 2010 - for about an hour from your PC directly in live mode. To get the state of the art technology now applied to several existing case studies, visit soon be available:
www.autodesk.it / seminars-ecotec
Detailed Schedule Below:
• 12 Gennaio 2010 h. 11:00 to 12:00: Product Overview: Overview of Ecotect, practical examples and case studies. Wire Ecotect to BIM paradigm. To subscribe, click:
https: / / www2.gotomeeting.com/register/995393011
· 19 Gennaio 2010 h. 11:00 to 12:00: shading, Office of the context, solar paths, Studio climate. To subscribe, click https: / / www2.gotomeeting.com/register/184231506
· 26 Gennaio 2010 h. 11:00 to 12:00: Daylighting and lighting, defining the optical characteristics of materials, analysis access to light. To subscribe, click https: / / www2.gotomeeting.com/register/986923994
‡ 2 Febbraio 2010 h. 11:00 to 12:00: solar radiation, energy simulation with Ecotec, the definition of the thermal zones and materials, simulation Gree Building Studio, resource consumption, life cycle. To subscribe, click
https: / / www2.gotomeeting.com/register/222904826
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