Elevate your building information modeling skills with expert strategies, time-saving automation, and advanced problem-solving techniques to streamline complex project execution.
As BIM models become increasingly complex, architects must move beyond fundamental Revit skills to develop efficient workflows that improve coordination, model quality, and project delivery. Advanced Revit techniques can significantly reduce rework, enhance multidisciplinary collaboration, and streamline documentation, while helping project teams maintain model integrity across every stage of design and construction. Small improvements in modelling methodology and information management can have a substantial impact on project efficiency and coordination.
This session explores advanced Revit workflows that experienced architects and BIM professionals can apply immediately within live projects. Participants will gain practical insights into model optimisation, multidisciplinary coordination, documentation efficiency, family management, and quality assurance, with a focus on reducing common modelling issues and improving the consistency, accuracy, and usability of BIM deliverables.
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Senior Architect | BIM & Revit Specialist
Fatima Mottaghian is a Senior Architect and BIM & Revit Specialist with extensive experience in architectural design, BIM coordination, and multidisciplinary project delivery. She has contributed to more than 15 national and international projects across commercial, residential, hospitality, sports, office, and mixed-use developments. Her core expertise lies in Revit-based BIM workflows, architectural modeling, and multidisciplinary coordination, with hands-on experience coordinating architectural, MEP, and structural disciplines. She works closely with multidisciplinary teams to develop coordinated models and improve the efficiency and quality of BIM delivery. Her approach to BIM focuses on streamlining workflows, improving multidisciplinary coordination, reducing clashes and conflicts, and minimizing delays throughout project delivery.
