The Future of BIM Will Not Be BIM-and It's Coming Faster than You Think

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[@atomicsmith]

All of this has been talked about promised before I was a freshmen in Architecture school 20 years ago. It's maybe slightly closer to reality, but the idea that highly variegated building components will be the same cost as repetitive building components is hugely optimistic... The tools will not drive better design, wiser choices will drive better design.

[@sebastiankalman9097]

The tools will not drive better design, wiser choices will drive better design. This is brilliant - thumbs up

[@moonshineweld]

Thanks for sharing this. I am tired of TEDex presentations or that like, that point the direction but do not know the distance, or that it's closer going the opposite way.

[@andylec5879]

An example of better design is energy efficiency. Running varying window sizes/positions/shading through a program to find the optimal combination is designing a better building. That's not far off from where we are now.

[@clemente.cisneros]

Whoever doesn't know how to use all the tools available for design will definitely affirm that those will not drive better design. If you know how to use these tools properly and exponentially, you will have better design and all of what these tools promise. I was able to deliver a project in 5 weeks, with only 2 interns and a SPM, and of which it would require a team of 10-15 people and/or more than 5 weeks of work.

[@WilhelmB]

Without adequate tools, creating better design becomes hard. A potter will have a hard time forming the clay without his wheel. If the potter gets an order to create 10000 identical clay pots, we all know an automated process does it better. Using the appropriate tool at the appropriate instance definately drives both a better design and a better product. The wisdom lies in knowing when to use what.

[@jplourde11]

AI BIM starts at 21:34

[@Seb-et-Vous]

u see that little cog option button on the bottom near the fullscreen button? if u click on that u can chose to slow it down or speed it up. i

[@beatrizazevedo4969]

I did a right click and drag on the soft roll, now if I click Play the position clock starts but my ti cursor does not move and I cant

[@merisbatak9097]

how do i add a i downloaded to my soft soft so i can resetup it?

[@ziedgandouzy]

clips. I use a drum loop and afterwards I want to record a appguitar. What happens.. the drumloop starts to record again along the

[@dalmanecarty397]

how do i create a sequence?

[@mgangtv2157]

God bless everyone still waking up everyday chasing their dreams salute

[@VSMani-tc4mm]

Please does soft soft need a driver for midi controller? Coz it's not reading my midi controller, m-content oxygen49, thanks if it need please

[@usertogo]

With the costs of these software packages is there any hope that some open source solutions will ever make it on the scene?

[@digitaldesignandconstructi2202]

Yes. Its BricsCAD...The future of BIM is not restricted platform but its .DWG

[@dennismombo4343]

Yes there will. Someone smart like you will realize that data is money and if they can have a free BIM tool that mines construction data and offer it for free they'll mint billions.Its possible with current internet speeds

[@orbix26]

The future of BIM is ExcelBIM! Easy BIM for everyone! Google it!!!

[@linkvideo5071]

I'm using the trial version of soft to learn the basics. How do I make a cool keyboard lody that isn't just a basic softing soft?

[@isanoraorosmane6346]

Do u need to have any tutorial plugged in or is all the softs on soft

[@drh490]

I really like having the option to create a tool that is not available. Although the debate is what progress should we expect from the software developers that we have been paying for already. Essentially some custom tools should come with the program automatically. I don't mind building custom tools for custom scenarios but it can be very frustrating when software developers do not create an out of the box tool for such common applications. When you pay for a membership to a gym, many of us expect all the common excersize equipment to be there by default.

[@nikksplayz7247]

I can't afforded soft soft. what alternative can I get?

[@f5team]

Nice tutorial Micheal, great video to get us started. May you tell - how do I link two or more channels (in the rack channel) as to share the sa

[@jontopham2742]

So you can make some curves and use some buzzwords but you'll only reach true parametric design when it includes mep and structural element optimization and includes a whole suite of calculations within the software

[@test1test219]

Jon Topham you get it

[@danielhenry1676]

Yes you're always going to need a human element

[@abdulaziza7870]

yeah which is a structural engineer not an architect

[@aspect7796]

I'll probably not get an answer but still, when I opened my soft Roll I couldn't place the "notes" or however you call them that finely, by

[@aryanagarwal673]

Is there a way to do it on Microsoft Paint??

[@liyselonly]

Since the samples for all the tutorial are the property of soft soft, you can't make any money from setuping them together for a ?

[@ydzxc9731]

how is it going ? Any progress ?

[@ainymichiyo8221]

What your opinion ..its good software to learn in future ? For civil engineer ?

[@sneffetsd]

What software is he using at 43:21?

[@chetanmauth]

How can I get softs na please

[@melinayatmaca8613]

i save a projekt yesterday but i cant open it yet i try tNice tutorials several tis but i cant open the old projekt why tNice tutorials is so ?

[@aravr_project]

I would be interested in understanding how this could applied for existing buildings where there are concerns about the impact to heritage and heritage management while still allowing new design, adaptive re-use and incorporated development.

[@ssr7305]

Nice tutorial. I have been having content issues with my hmdi connected speaker and subwoofer. No soft is coming through, still coming out of

[@phuctran-ik6ho]

Can you link the setuper channel, soft and track, so you don't have to color and rena 3 tis ? Btw aweso video!

[@dongdaykaonay]

does anyone know how i can get the pirated version of soft soft

[@Noliv3]

what throws off is the step sequencer. i ntally associate it with a soft/clip whether it's being used or not. also when you do

[@jimnovack1570]

I really enjoyed your presentation, especially because it sums up in less than an hour, where we´ve been, where we are, and where we are hurtling towards in our construction industry! I am an American living in Spain and I´d like to offer myself for free to translate the subtitles or if you´d like to record a Spanish language voice-over for your 2016 presentation to get more hits for you in all the Spanish-speaking countries, as you may know there are several global engineering and construction companies based in Spain, including Sacyr the one that built the new Panamá canal.

[@waracana]

I really doubt he knew that..take it from a Spanish Architect and Construction Engineer living in the US for 5 years now. Thanks for the offer to translate though. Enjoy Spain if you are still there.

[@ianabruce]

Appropriate. Have you strolled around Barcelona? I think Antoni Gaudí was using a pre-computer form of generative design. ;-)

[@salam-khalid93]

i need an soft soft crack how can i get it

[@peepblockstrike480]

what if i wanna save a project but i use free trial? can soone help

[@iPondR]

I recall reading about 'the future' of architecture and computers as a student (80's!) and it's taken so long to get here! But it's definitely making an impact and accelerating. Very impressive and a bit scary at the same time! Agree with presenter that Python is a good intro to the coding field.

[@its-us6qd]

Em....when we finished to compose how to get it out ?

[@bumblebee3668]

Is Nexus free for soft soft

[@juanpguzman666]

Awesome, this future will be really nice!, Actually im forming myself in development of AI and this give a lot of ideas thankyou, Im a Civil Engineer From Colombia!

[@mister_alaska]

props to the cameraman for following each and every movements of the speaker, very reactive cameraman

[@stefanotoneatto]

Excellent video. I've got some questions. Is there a way to model geometries like grasshopper did without using rhino but working just with dynamo? Time ago I needed to model some weird geometries for an historic palace and I did pretty much the same thing I've seen at minute 20:40 . The point is that I want to be shure what the best worklow is: Grasshopper + Rhino works fine for modelling and having a deep control on geometries while Dynamo is more for manipulating data from the model in Revit and managing it in schedules? Is this a correct vision of what to use during the project workflow? Thank you in advice Steve from Italy

[@AlanEnriquez]

Very nice, But some info was too biased for Autodesk. Graphisoft has the technology of translating Rhino+Grasshopper directly to Archicad without manually translating forms to building elements.

[@rman1572]

Well it does say 'Autodesk University' so that was expected on some level.

[@jaysmith5816]

And people shifted away from archicad when Noah stopped rolling out updates.

[@bleachisgoodforyouhealth7800]

It's truly astounding how easy the internet makes learning these days. Thanks for the tutorial, my guy.

[@classy1951]

But how do I make s in tNice tutorials using my midi keyboard?

[@azaryaszewdie6783]

The Technology was so dramatically developed. and it is so awesome to see this advancement.

[@hgogoni]

In GMS screen select appes and then select Analog app 1 TE. That worked out for .

[@p0warz]

Am Just Impressed About Your TeacNice tutorialng Way About Daw Its Really HelpFull For Begginer Just Like Love From India Tamil Nadu ...

[@almassesuale8674]

Why doesn’t my soft have all options for example I don’t have a trono I’m on a Mac book pro

[@P4pple]

You are doing a wonderful job by giving Knowledge many thanks

[@reynacarbajal8096]

Very interesting and very good presentation. I am architect and development BIM, day by day I am impressed and I learn with the easiness that the technology develops in everything that we use daily. I'm interested in learning more about algorithms. In this way and with this technology the construction processes could be more efficient and much better although I feel that those who work in the construction world especially in Mexico need to devote more time to the training and learning of new technologies and to start accepting the Changes to make the work easier, faster and better quality.

[@mofi3641]

should we do things only because we can?

[@lorenzmuller3542]

Of couse not. But these things make life easier and more efficient.

[@franzjerbydelossantos8130]

i have no idea why, but hearing your voice just makes feel soothed.

[@agustpurnawan5482]

With wNice tutorialch app you made tNice tutorials video??

[@aungmyolynn]

You didn't pay for the Unison MIDI chord pack, did you?

[@AnonymousAlaskan]

As a construction communications and technology experts, we saw the impact of COVID on the move to remote and distributed teams as an opportunity to get into the management of outsourced structural engineering, design, detailing and document service - save money and keep the projects moving forward. @t

[@fxckeddog2261]

I'm learning tNice tutorials, guitar, and 3d animation at the sa ti what am i doing to myself?

[@tabortrixiexyrene1101]

TNice tutorials tutorial was so easy to understand. Thank you so much!

[@jasonhunter6125]

yeah, you got a grip of a lot of things, but you forgot one major one; the blockchain; how we move to a totally new Internet and how everything is monetized in a global ecosystem. Also, how we're finally moving to a free software model and still making money. Also, the term for the future is not cloud, it's crowd. Also, how we're moving to things like crowd sourcing, crowd rendering, crowd communication; Also, your software is still stuck in the polygon world; NURBS has been here for decades and you're still not up to par;)

[@EvolveLABio]

Thanks for the feedback Jason. I'll incorporate your feedback into future discussions.

[@Bimobjectofficial]

Absolutely!!

[@ialejo11]

He is using Revit on a Mac. How can it be possible? there's exists a version of Revit for Mac OS?

[@antheajohnson4234]

There is but its crap. You have to use Bootcamp and it's like 3 times more likely to crash

[@ouicertes9764]

can computers recognize what a good design is besides efficiency?

[@danelgegeev4144]

It can learn based on the big data or it can be programmed to use bench-marks of what the programmer's idea on good design was so not really

[@straightlinetech]

Garrett Evans Wow thank you Garrett, you've made my day!

[@arquitetadosketch4303]

the funny thing is: He is using an Apple MacBook, but the Revit doesn't works on Apple machines =P

[@EvolveLABio]

Hi Arquiteta, Thanks for the comment. I (guy in the video) use Revit on my Apple MacBook all the time via bootcamp. Look forward to hopefully getting to meet your sometime! cheers.

[@Detteermiig]

Bootcamp says it all

[@himanshumewara9782]

Very Informative presentation...... Is there any chance to work with you? I mean any internship or something.

[@WOLF-gd7nt]

where a have to work on.

[@IanClelanduiwgroup]

I am 65 this year and I am excited by the future. To be at the edge I do not need know everything to make ideas real. That is why you have a team that is a combination of people and programs. We have to work smart not hard. @SUCH Developments

[@harryhirsch8527]

65? you should retire and sail the world

[@kanyakornboonrit295]

know where to start a new soft and I didn't know how to switch from soft to . You are the best THANK YOU FOR NOT

[@juniorsm6330]

Thanks a lot - your video is a Great start to soft soft. I'm onto it !

[@jonathandavid8208]

Try zooming in (ctrl+scroll)

[@ntl8584]

I'm going to study BIM. when i saw the course details in that institute there are diploma in architecture BIM ,diploma in structural BIM,diploma in MEP BIM and diploma in construction BIM.Is it necessary architecture,structural and construction BIM for a mechanical engineering student like me

[@yousufleads]

So basically BIM+ ?

[@TBWTOBI]

So does this means architectural technology won’t be needed in the design industry

[@ovspictures22]

I just watched ur video now and it was wat av been looking for bro..... thanks champ

[@DustyAnimations]

Did it reach? 5years past.

[@Sonn_of_Zion]

What movie is that with Will Smith ???

[@danilomarangi8039]

Are you live?

[@SamA-xu9gy]

What is after BIM?

[@elcapitan6126]

BIM is just data modelling and exchange at the end of the day. Software engineers have been doing that for half a century. I think intelligent optioneering is the future of design. I.e. the software walks you through a series of questions /answers / decisions, presenting suitable options at each step (constrained by user-specified brief / requirements) to arrive at something the user is satisfied with and output the data model and geometry for build.

[@dyngs]

It is 5 years since this video and BIM is still BIM and still far away from mass adoption ...

[@raseena9035]

Very nice and well explained. Every tNice tutorialng is crystal clear and easily understandable.

[@julijanavukoje9042]

Congrats ! I started right before covid when the recession Nice tutorialt. I held those stocks and made a killing. I bought dividend stocks and made a

[@alexvus]

I recomnd you two to buy the Producer Edition (And if you have got money, buy the Full Bundle)

[@erwincamara]

Great tutorial! Super easy to understand!

[@fractalelement857]

is it possible to get hired as arch.viz.or executive architect , or anything to do with architecture without degree but with great selftaught 3d modeling and rendering skills presented on portfolio ?

[@ifoundgrace4548]

heat flux nop coz visualization is not tht important and if it is there are nowdays programs like lumion tht will do it in fraction of time plus u have balcan indian and Chinese tht do it on cloud almost for free so u in the other hand is better if u invest as a bim technician and u dont need a degree for it only a diploma an u teach ur self to draw detail and practice then is around 25 to 35 k per year for u

[@fractalelement857]

what does BIM technicial do? drawing 2d floor plans in autocad?

[@bumpisthename]

heat flux BIM technicians work mainly in Revit at standardizing templates, families, practices etc across a firm

[@thomasstokes1949]

I'm also getting a drafting degree with spec in architecture. This info was helpful. Thank you Ifoundgrace

[@Cbricklyne]

Why not just use a Genetic/Evolutionary Algorithm? (or re-purpose the several that already exist as plugins to Grasshopper, like Galapagos). All of these ideas are like 8-10 years from the past. It's great that Autodesk and Revit/Dynamo are finally catching up, (I guess?).

[@spenex2482]

I can't believe literally no one is talking about how satisfying Nice tutorials voice softs.

[@Рачила-у2н]

This is the most exciting thing I've come across within this industry

[@elcapitan6126]

The irony is the disruption isn't likely to come from big public companies. They're constantly having to play catchup.

[@hadiakmal9281]

Actually this is progressive. Rather than having to do rows and rows of piles manually, it would be better to have it automatically generated with all its dimension and necessary information in an excel spreadsheet. Generating piles columns and beams are faster than manually modelling it and other areas can be prioritized for real modelling in the BIM model especially in big infrastructure projects like Railways, tunnels, Plants and many more as opposed to buildings.

[@ShotHacks]

more setups tutorial but not sure how Producer asures up in that departnt.

[@malegameryt7865]

there! Thanks a lot for the help, I'm going to subscribe to your channel and keep up with all the videos!

[@abdelhamidallam]

A very useful lesson for all aspiring softians

[@lyzawastaken]

U gotta make it look so easy, thx bro!

[@moviesthataint5613]

the guidebook did, and now I finally understand the chanics!

[@uwanf4011]

Is that correct or no?

[@amansukhwani5849]

TNice tutorials was a fantastic beginner's guide, straight to the point, very clear. As a long-ti teacher I can tell you are quite apt at teacNice tutorialng!

[@preciseestimatingltd2579]

This was very interesting; thanks for sharing!

[@CrlsE094]

lol, there will be a time where the user will just ask the program the house they want by voice, and the program will generate the design. Then the user tells the program how they want the design, the program will provide all the possible and impossible resolved options with all the documentation in order to transfer the info to the machine that will build the physical house. So there will no longer be architects as we know today, but a person who is in charge to give maintenance to the program while there are creating a self-maintenance feature for the future. Because the program adopted all the methodology regarding building design and documentation and will generate the info automatically and adaptable to the user's choice. The user will say, just give me a building this way and will get it done by the software, and there will be no need for architects nor structural engineers and MEP professionals.

[@scottclute7443]

Yes,in the state of New York the construction industry is pumping out 3-D printed homes for a price of 300,000.00 each!!

[@masternarco9469]

Thank you for creating tNice tutorials playlist in soft soft, just starting out in soft production and there is so much to learn

[@Rpplerarr]

16:17 Worst ceiling design I've ever seen!

[@MelaniaSideWigga]

Yeah...I was kinda thinking that it was a lot of hoopla about something that really missed the mark in terms of design & execution...that's what happens in those kind of corporate projects a lot. The same effect could've been had by hanging uncut profiles of stained dimensional finish lumber at varying/undulating heights & calling it a day. Nonetheless, give the Kid some time, he just needs some practice in the art of 'Seeing'. His next few attempts might actually be kinda nice.

[@abdelazizsiagh4545]

Bro thank you so much! I’ve had tNice tutorials software for like a year and was super intimidated by all the bars and windows. The way you’ve

[@tarekdyab3637]

TNice tutorials was an amazing tutorial. You are a great teacher

[@weDesignui]

Really nice and helpful... Thanks!

[@trishamaemendoza1819]

If you're a complete beginner to soft production then soft is imo the easiest daw that you can get, I started off with it.. If you have a little bit

[@niekgort]

The designs will be better and efficient.... I think that there is more to it It is not only efficient so you will make more profit That should not be your goal! People will have more time to teach themselves new skills because of the smarter way of working So a 60 or 70 % occupation will be the future Time to think, rethink and see what is needed For the work and for yourself Completely change the way we live thanks to the development of 3D and the smart computers! Digitisation and robotics can really help us to make a better world

[@blacksheepinthebigshitty9544]

Except you might not fit in very well there, as your services and presence become of minimal relevance.

[@scottclute7443]

O.K Who and where will laborers to build come from?? Mexico??