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This workflow is also setting the base for extended construction workflows.

Finally the bridge rebar detailing and design documentation are further processed in Revit.

The data, built up in AutoCAD Civil 3D, is then reused in Revit and Dynamo (by means of Feature Lines, Corridor Points reports, …) to get the detailed bridge design.

This Infraworks model is then imported in AutoCAD Civil 3D for further detailing of the road design.

The conceptual road and bridge design can be done using Infraworks 360.

This is a representation of what is possible currently possible with our solutions at Autodesk, and shows a positioning of the products for each phase.

The full workflow from conceptual road/bridge design until detailed bridge design consists of 16 steps, which are all explained in this YouTube playlist “Concrete Bridge Design to Fabrication Workflow”. The image below shows a global overview on this workflow. All the data referred to can be downloaded at the bottom of this post. The result is an easy to use flow, applicable on any type of concrete deck or box bridges or even concrete tunnels, using some Dynamo scripts that I have predefined for your personal use. The workflow below is a consolidation of Matthias his method and the method I already used previously.

So first of all, thank you Matthias and Simon for the inspiration. Also Simon Moreau, author of the BIM42 blog based himself on this method in this post. In the past you might have seen already a solution from my colleague at Autodesk, Matthias Stark, which he explained in this class at AU 2015. Some months ago, I needed to develop a POC of bridge design with Revit for some important customer meetings. So take your time to read it… Introductionīefore I start explaining, maybe some background first.

In case you would ask me “Is Revit even capable of designing bridges with a high level of detail?” Well, my answer would be “Definitely YES !” And I would like to share you the results in what is probably my longest post ever on this blog. The last few months I’ve been working intensively on a complete workflow for detailed design of concrete bridges with Autodesk Revit.