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Development of the 3D Model This is the essence of the planning and design phase of a project The information feedback loop through which the model contents are developed is very dependent on the model itself The model is the focal point for the evolution of the design process, and all project team members primarily communicate through use of the model The improved 3D enabled visualization is also very helpful for the designers with respect to progress in their own work Almost all ideas for the project will be reflected in the model in one way or another At this stage the project is still fairly schematic, and therefore it is generally not difficult to represent the ideas of the project team members in the model The model becomes a live representation of the work of the group It is critical to the success of this stage of the work to adopt a process that will enhance the interaction of the team members and record the comments and feedback from the discussions Renate Fruchter s work with PBL at Stanford is described in the Project Management section of this chapter under BIM Planning Dr Fruchter s work focuses on the development of communication skills to enable successful project team collaboration During this phase the collaboration of the consultants is essential to take advantage of their expertise at the right moment in the development of the design concepts for the project With an understandable 3D schematic architectural model, it is often simple to get valuable input from structural and MEP consultants, while it is still possible to incorporate their ideas into the project design During schematic design such developments will generally not create too much additional work for the architectural team (It is actually shocking to realize how often a good idea is dismissed due to an unwillingness to redo some part of the already completed work) Design evaluation and communication are thus the primary benefits of the 3D model in this phase of the project Evaluation often includes the study of alternatives, and it is useful to be able to quickly grasp the essence of an idea and provide meaningful feedback to the designers The 3D model clearly is also an excellent means to communicate the design decisions to the owner for her or his understanding, feedback, and approval The 3D schematic building model will be the basis for the consultants to begin their design work, and it will help them to develop and evaluate potential alternatives Energy issues can also be addressed at this point, and design alternatives for various building systems (structural, mechanical, building skin, etc) can be evaluated and coordinated conceptually This may include an analysis of the project s energy consumption The model could generate heat gain and loss data, and it could accommodate the assessment of alternative material and design approaches and their effects on the long-term energy use of the building A more informed selection of heating and air conditioning equipment could result from this analysis It is also possible to evaluate the return on investment for the energy-related components of the building The same will be possible in relation to the maintenance issues for the project; ie, the return on investment may be considered with respect to long-term maintenance items so that these options can be optimized with respect to the initial construction costs for the project and reflect the goals of the owner The 3D model is an excellent tool to coordinate all the various system components as the project evolves through the design development phase This can be accomplished with clash detection software that analyzes the model for coordination conflicts The.

Now you have a list of subjects that it would be good to study for the career you want At this point, you can begin evaluating the programs at different academic institutions to see if they will meet your needs Get hold of the college s course catalog (they re often online, or in the reference section at public libraries) Compare the courses offered by the school s program with the subjects that you highlighted in the Framework You can t simply compare course titles, however, you ll have to read the descriptions as well A good many professors put the syllabus for their

This may seem like a daunting task for a single section. In fact, our application is well-prepared for these changes. Pulling out my soap box for a moment, the real test

of an architecture is not its ability to work as designed, but rather its ability to perform tasks for which it was not designed. The coding techniques we have used throughout the book are useful in any application to accommodate future requirements. These techniques include frequent encapsulation of tasks into separate methods; sketching a user interface design or enumerating the steps required before writing any code; and building reusable libraries and methods where possible. As a result, our code has some advantages for new changes such as this in that we have consistently tried to use good coding practices and not duplicate our tasks in multiple places. While perhaps not always successful, I believe we have done a reasonable job. In the PixelDlg form, for example, we were careful to only update this form in the UpdatePixelData method of the MainForm class. Similarly, the only location where the PixelDlg form is created right now is in the Click event handler for the menuPixelData object. Such organization occasionally requires a little extra work, or in our case a few more pages, but this effort often pays off as the code is maintained and updated in the future. Stepping off my soap box and returning to the topic at hand, we will make our changes in the order shown in the previous list, beginning with a global PixelDlg instance. For this we will provide a static property in the PixelDlg class that returns a shared form.