Architecture Digital toolbox for architectural design

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Architecture
[Contents introduction]
In order to improve the productivity of building design, the use of digital tools is indispensable. The use of tools for efficient drawing creation and effective presentation is published. It is full of knowledge that you should know such as the know-how to fly a drone, the area check during an earthquake, and the creation of a large number of drawings for a application for building confirmation book in one go with BIM. It is a must-read for small-scale design offices.
[Contents]
Introduction
■ 1 Basic Design Edition -- From site survey to study and presentation
01 The contents of the digital toolbox are this :
02 From site survey to study and presentation
03 Drones are very active in on-site survey
04 Drone flight application know-how
05 Lidar scanner is useful for on-site survey of renovated properties
06 Thinking output is paperless handwriting
07 Intuitive operation and free form study
08 Professional use of sketch-up 9 choices
09 Despite being an earthquake, BIM is a must-have tool
From model to VR
11 From video to VR
11 From video to VR
11 From video to VR
11 From video to VR
33 Share information through supervision model after construction of construction site
34 Share information through cloud-based meeting
35 Share information through business chat tool
36 Receive on-site and meeting "paper" is scanned on the spot
37 Make on-site inspection forms paperless
38 Inspection Guidelines are distributed in advance
39 Frequently asked questions about using digital tools
Conclusion
Biography of the author
Born in 1972 in Osaka. first-class licensed architect. First class Building Operation and Management Engineer. Graduated from the Department of Architecture, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Kinki University in 1995. Engaged in estimation and construction management at a general contractor and was in charge of 15 projects ranging from 200-10 billion. After being in charge of 3 projects as on-site representative, co-chaired Horibe Construction Office Co., Ltd. with Naoko HORIBE from 2008. Reorganized into Horibe Associates Co., Ltd. in 2012. Draws on the experience learned in the general contractor era, conducts construction design and supervision from a unique perspective from both the design and construction sides. facility design application for building confirmation