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Autodesk Announces Powerful New Model Coordination Workflow for BIM and VDC Managers
SAN RAFAEL, Calif., Sept. 22, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Autodesk, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADSK) has introduced a groundbreaking integration between two of its leading construction software solutions: Navisworks and BIM 360 Model Coordination. This new model coordination workflow is designed to streamline the entire process for architects, engineers, and construction teams, enabling them to manage clash detection, issue tracking, and resolution in a unified environment through the Autodesk Construction Cloud.
This integration marks a significant step forward in enhancing collaboration across the construction lifecycle. By combining the strengths of both platforms, users can now automate clash detection within BIM 360 Model Coordination and seamlessly create, assign, and track issues from either Navisworks or BIM 360. The result is improved construction documentation quality, reduced project delays, and fewer rework instances—key benefits that help construction firms save time and money.
Before a project even begins, Navisworks allows general contractors to identify and resolve constructability and clash issues, while BIM 360 Model Coordination supports design and trade partners in creating, tracking, and self-checking issues during the coordination process. With this new integration, the workflow becomes more efficient and accessible, empowering all team members, regardless of their experience level, to contribute effectively.
"Having an integrated workflow between Navisworks and BIM 360 means that everyone involved in the project—from the field to the office—can participate in tracking and resolving issues throughout the entire project lifecycle," said Nick Bobbitt, VDC Manager at Barton Malow. "This level of transparency ensures that even those without deep clash detection expertise can engage with the model, providing real value to our clients."
The new workflow also makes it easier for design and trade teams to perform real-time clash detection using BIM 360, while BIM leaders can focus on critical constructability challenges. For example, if a structural team uploads a model and identifies a clash between a stairwell and a wall, they can assign an issue directly from BIM 360. That issue can then be reviewed and resolved before being sent to the general contractor’s VDC lead.
Additionally, the model can be opened in Navisworks for more detailed analysis. A VDC manager might spot an issue with the placement of an air handling unit, which could impact maintenance access. They can then assign the issue to plumbing and HVAC teams directly from Navisworks, ensuring all parties are aligned and the problem is resolved efficiently.
"Construction companies need to address design issues early to avoid costly rework and schedule delays," said Sameer Merchant, head of product development at Autodesk Construction Solutions. "This integration creates a seamless workflow that helps teams manage the entire model coordination process from a single platform, improving the overall quality of the built environment."
The integration between Navisworks and BIM 360 Model Coordination is now available. For more details and key features, visit our blog post here. You can also read about the 25 other updates to the Autodesk Construction Cloud portfolio announced today here.
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