What are you doing this evening at 8pm central time? I am joining Jeffrey Pinheiro again, on his YouTube channel BIM After Dark. Live. (Episode 65).
Connect live and ask questions!
This session is going to be so awesome, it already has 8 likes on YouTube... lol. The best thing about attending live is you can ask questions. The same link will also provide access to the recording, after the show.
I am super passionate about this topic. We do a lot of early energy modeling at Lake|Flato... and our workflow is what I will be covering.
According to the AIA 2030 Commitment annual report, By the Numbers, "energy modeling is essential" and "projects that used energy modeling were 32% more energy efficient than non-modeled projects."
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Use this link to watch live, or check out the recording:
Energy Analysis in Revit (Insight 360) w/Dan Stine
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Here is the description from YouTube:
On this episode of BIM After Dark Live I will be joined by Dan Stine of Lake|Flato Architect's to talk about Energy Analysis in Revit.Personally, I have not done an energy analysis of a Revit model since the "Green Building Studio" days and I am very excited to see how things have changed, the workflows, and the tools.Dan is going to walk through some of the following topics...- Brief primer on Lake|Flato's goals around building performance- Introduction to Revit + Insight for early energy modeling- Understand why you can trust the results- The importance of baselines; ASHRAE 90.1, Architecture 2030 (Zero Tool)- Learn how to interpret the results and act on them- Best of all, see the workflow in action!!!Sit back, relax, and let's geek out!
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Presentations
I have presented on this topic a lot:)
- AIA COTE Philly Working Group, presented on early energy modeling
- AIA COTE New Orleans Working Group, two separate presentations
- AIA COTE San Antonio Working Group, three-hour workshop
- Pratt Institute, student lead Pratt Futures, presented on energy, lighting, and carbon
- University of Michigan, presented on energy, lighting, and carbon
- University of Minnesota, present annually on lighting design
- University of Texas at San Antonio, multiple presentations on energy and lighting
- Autodesk University 2021, Implementing Early Energy Modeling
- Multiple RTC/BILT conferences, incl. Ljubljana Slovenia (#2 speaker)
- AIA Minnesota Convention, 2017 on energy modeling, 2018 on lighting for architects
Education
I teach this topic to graduate architecture students in my class at NDSU. I also created a course you can buy/take here: https://learn.archsmarter.com/courses/energy-modeling
For BIM Chapters updates, follow @DanStine_MN on Twitter or connect on LinkedIn
Check out my video-based courses on ArchSmarter.
I also write blog posts for Enscape - a new paradigm in rendering, animation and VR for AEC.
