Revit Model Navisworks Search Sets
When using Navisworks to coordinate a building design, search sets can be used to subdivide the model into separate parts. Search sets are based off the properties of the model elements, and as a result are often unique per each project….
Everett Community College MEP Coordination
I led the 3D MEP coordination process of the Everett Community College project using NavisWorks ClashDetective.
Bellevue Community College MEP Coordination
I lead the 3D MEP coordination process of the Bellevue Community College project using using NavisWorks ClashDetective.
SPSCC MEP Coordination
I led the 3D MEP coordination of the South Puget Sound Community college project using NavisWorks Clash Detective.
Clash Detective Manual
I created a technical manual on the setup and use of NavisWorks ClashDetective, which was used to train both Mortenson employees as well as subcontractors working with Mortenson.
MEP Coordination Manual
As part of the IDAT Building Coordination Committee, I was a major contributor to a 3D MEP coordination manual, which was used by all design coordinators across the company.
Tulalip Hotel MEP Coordination
I led the 3D MEP coordination process using NavisWorks ClashDetective on the Tulalip Casino Hotel Expansion project.
Providence Everett Medical Center Civil Utilities Coordination
I modeled and coordinated the reroute of all underground utilities to make way for the new Providence Everett Medical center parking garage and hospital bed tower.
Everett Community Cancer Center MEP Coordination
I led the 3D MEP coordination process of the Everett Community Cancer Care Center using Navisworks Clash Detective. Additionally I was also responsible for modeling the pneumatic tube system using Autodesk Architectural Desktop.
Everett Community Cancer Center Site & Civil Coordination
While working on the Everett Community Cancer Center project I used the 3D BIM model with the project team to coordinate and plan the construction of underground utilities and footings. The pink line shown in the image above is a…