RTC Asia - The Best Tall Building in the World Needs lots of Multistorey Stairs

This year I will be presenting two sessions at RTC Asia 2015 at the Singapore.  I hope to see you all in Singapore from 10 - 12 September 2015 for the inaugural Asian Revit Technology Conference - for all things BIM in the construction industry.

The first session will be 'The Best Tall Building in the World - Documented in Revit' describing the trials and tribulations we went through in Revit to document the project 'One Central Park' in Sydney.  I will be describing the building itself and some of the techniques that we used to handle construction documentation for such a large and complex building in Revit starting six years ago (completed in 2013, and given the 'Best Tall Building Worldwide' award in 2014).

One Central Park cantilevered heliostat mirrors

This presentation will be one of the first sessions after the keynote speaker.  You will get to see lots of photos of the building inside and outside;  and you will hear about the massive cantilever 29 storeys up in the air.

Stairway to Heaven 

 
I will also be running a Lab Session  titled 'Stairway to Heaven'

This session will look at ways of making the new Stair & Railing tools in Revit work better for you.  It will start you off on the 'Stairway to Heaven' instead of languishing in the 'Stair & Railing Hell' that most Revit users live in.*   We will be covering such topics as multistorey stairs and railings, winder stairs, stair sketches.


* Disclaimer:  The aims stated above are of course restricted by the limitations of Revit software.

With thanks to the artist who designed this image for Led Zeppelin