Learning OpenBuildings Designer

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Free Online Course: Learning OpenBuildings Designer provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 3-4 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. Learning OpenBuildings Designer is taught by Mary Chib and Bentley Systems.

Overview
  • Discover OpenBuildings Designer, the BIM software for architects and professional building modelers.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Welcome to learning OpenBuildings Designer
    • What you should know
    • Installing the course dataset
    1. The 3D Model
    • Creating a new WorkSet and model file
    • Navigating the ribbon interface
    • Creating a conceptual model
    • Viewing Groups and View Attributes
    • Zoom, fit, rotate, and pan the view
    • AccuDraw compass and precision input
    • Level display and display sets
    2. The 3D Building Environment
    • Introduction
    • Using floor planes
    • Creating a building grid
    • Working with site files
    • Review the drawing and sheet views
    3. Modeling Structural Elements
    • Introduction
    • Placing columns
    • Placing footings
    • Placing beams
    • Placing wood joists by framing between
    • Modifying structural elements
    • Reviewing structural drawings
    4. Modeling Architectural Elements
    • Introduction
    • Placing walls
    • Placing a sloped roof
    • Modifying walls
    • Placing doors
    • Placing windows
    • Placing curtain wall
    • Modifying curtain wall
    • Reviewing architectrual drawings
    5. Modeling Interior Elements
    • Introduction
    • Space layouts
    • Placing architectural assemblies
    • Interior openings
    • Casework and trim
    • Furniture and equipment
    • Annotation and schedules
    6. Advanced Modeling: The Roof Canopy
    • Introduction
    • Modeling the supporting plates
    • Modeling tapered columns and beams
    • Creating structural assemblies
    • Framing the roof purlins
    • Using shapes to create glass roof panels
    • Creating the gutter profile
    Conclusion
    • Next steps