GRAPHISOFT® is the renowned BIM
software developer for the architects and designers and it has recently
announced about ARCHICAD 21. It is upcoming release of its industry-leading BIM
software solution.
This recent version of ARCHICAD
has introduced the highly-predictable Stair Tool which is featured GRAPHISOFT’s
patent-pending Predictive DesignTM technology. Those who are familiar with
ARCHICAD know that every fresh release of this application rotate around a
theme that is named after a development.
So the theme of this new ARCHICAD
21 is “Step Up Your BIM.” It is a very unique way of capturing both the two
main features of this release: 1) dramatically improved, which has modeling
staircases and their accompanying railings, 2) the arrival of truly smart
design tools in ARCHICAD that significantly rise up the ability as a BIM tool.
According
to the Director of Product Management at GRAPHISOFT Peter Temesvari, aptitude
has become a basic differentiates for ARCHICAD from the beginning. The
architects love ARCHICAD as the next-gen Stair Tool provided them a creative,
profitable and enjoyable user experience. This Stair Tool works with the heavy
lifting in the background that makes sure that the architect’s stair design
complies with the significant global and local design standards. This is
turning the painful tasks in fun tasks. The GRAPHISOFT organization is also
looking for further refined ARCHICAD’s best-in-class OPEN BIM workflows in this
current version so that it can be made versatile collaboration in a very easy
process. The features are described here that can improve the working skills.
1.
New Stair and Railing Tools: One of the most difficult tasks in architecture is
designing the stairs from the stair has complied with the binding standards.
The uncountable emphasis needs to sync design intent with these standards in a
limited building which has meant tedious and manual work till now. This tool
lengthens architect’s creativity with the automatic validation against the
human ergonomics. With the help of this tool Architects can do the creative
progress with placing stairs within simple polyline input and by choosing from
different design options. The software offers selected best options which fit
both the user’s graphical input and the chosen standards by solving a problem
in different ways. Perceptive graphical methods give access to the users for
easily work with the stair’s shape and customizing structural and finished
components. The Railing Tool with the one click input create a readily
associative railing with stairs whose posts and panels can be authorized as
patterns or can be customized one by one.
2. Updated CineRender Engine:
Maxon has created this CineRender which offers for the architects combined,
photo-realistic distributive options in the BIM context. The newest version of
ARCHICAD 21 has introduced Light Mapping and Secondary GI methods for more
practical yet fast distributive.
3.
Element Classification System: Any ARCHICAD model is like a central database
which stores all project data and makes it accessible for any project
stakeholder. It was not present in the earlier version of ARCHICAD; the earlier
one provided a certain set of Element Classifications. But this new version
introduces a flexible way for classifying elements which supports each national
or company-standard classification system and these classifications are base
for intelligent OPEN BIM workflows that provide extraordinary interoperability
in disciplines. These classifications can be transferred between projects
through XML file format.
4. IFC Model Referencing: The IFC
files as headlines into ARCHICAD are programmed as reference content. The
inserted IFC reference content can be filtered by Model filtering like Structural
or MEP or by element selection. This IFC model content can be modernized easily
from the linked source file and in the case of broken link, the elements of the
modules can be edited as normal ARCHICAD elements.
5.
Collision Detection: There has become a change of BIM as the existing workflow
and architects are hugely receiving consultant information in a BIM format. For
helping architects in fulfilling their role as main coordinator of the model,
Collision Detection has become a definite part of the feature set that starts
with ARCHICAD 21.
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Published By
Rajib Dey
www.bimoutsourcing.com
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