Learn how to analyze Revit projects in Forma in our Webinar!

[daniel.silva.gameiro]

Join us for a webinar hosted by CUBE3 on streamlining design with Autodesk Forma and Revit. Discover how rapid 3D modeling and environmental analysis expedite decision-making, and learn about seamless integration for enhanced workflows from conceptual design to detailed BIM modeling. See how CUBE3 incorporates Forma, overcomes hurdles, and optimizes compatibility.

SIGN UP HERE: https://autodesk.zoom.us/webinar/register/5817110998815/WN_Be3yTQs5R1OW-RyiU6orhw

Don't miss the demo and Q&A!

[daniel.silva.gameiro]

Join us for a webinar hosted by CUBE3 on streamlining design with Autodesk Forma and Revit. Discover how rapid 3D modeling and environmental analysis expedite decision-making, and learn about seamless integration for enhanced workflows from conceptual design to detailed BIM modeling. See how CUBE3 incorporates Forma, overcomes hurdles, and optimizes compatibility.

SIGN UP HERE: https://autodesk.zoom.us/webinar/register/5817110998815/WN_Be3yTQs5R1OW-RyiU6orhw

Don't miss the demo and Q&A!

[zwheelerH3Y9G]

Looking forward to this!

[zwheelerH3Y9G]

Looking forward to this!

[SteveDFThorne]

But can we use the Energy model and Embodied Carbon Features with this kind of workflow?

[SteveDFThorne]

But can we use the Energy model and Embodied Carbon Features with this kind of workflow?

[jesper.staahl]

Hey, Autodesk recently released several Carbon analysis tools covering all stages of early-phase design tools in Forma and in Insight for Revit. 

Once your project is mature enough to primarily be developed in Revit, I suggest you set up your Carbon analysis in Insight to keep track of Embodied Carbon and Operational Carbon while you design your BIM project. As they say: "there is a tool for every job" and the tool you're looking for in Revit is the new Insight!

I actually ran a webinar on that this week; feel free to check it out here: https://www.autodesk.com/webinars/aec/carbon-architects-may-21v2

Or feel free to jump directly into the related training here: https://www.autodesk.com/learn/ondemand/curated/setting-up-the-energy-analytical-model-for-analysis-... 

[jesper.staahl]

Hey, Autodesk recently released several Carbon analysis tools covering all stages of early-phase design tools in Forma and in Insight for Revit. 

Once your project is mature enough to primarily be developed in Revit, I suggest you set up your Carbon analysis in Insight to keep track of Embodied Carbon and Operational Carbon while you design your BIM project. As they say: "there is a tool for every job" and the tool you're looking for in Revit is the new Insight!

I actually ran a webinar on that this week; feel free to check it out here: https://www.autodesk.com/webinars/aec/carbon-architects-may-21v2

Or feel free to jump directly into the related training here: https://www.autodesk.com/learn/ondemand/curated/setting-up-the-energy-analytical-model-for-analysis-...