


Week four: Documentation includes creating and publishing presentation layouts. Learn how complex columns, curved and haunched beams can now be modeled and documented to meet graphic and representation standards. Week three: 2D and 3D views includes views, workflow and basic rendering. ARCHICAD 23 enables architects to model faster and create accurate construction details and quantity estimations for reinforced concrete, complex steel, timber, and composite beams and columns. Week two: Modelling includes model organisation, use of common tools and library objects. Week one: Interface and work environment includes basic settings to start a project, toolbars and palettes, visual aids and navigation through the project. The course will provide a solid starting block to use the software confidently and effectively.Ī small project will be drawn throughout the course in order to explore the topics each week.

The content is organised according to four main topics: interface and work environment, modeling, 2D and 3D views, and documentation. On this course we provide an introduction to the main tools and techniques used in ARCHICAD related to modeling and layout presentation. This course introduces you to ARCHICAD 20.0, providing an essential understanding of the main features of the software application and an overview of how BIM works. Building Information Modelling (BIM) has become one of the most relevant tools for developing architectural projects.
