Nemetschek

Healthcare projects generate a lot of information. From space programs and room requirements to equipment, design standards, stakeholder input, and BIM data. When that information is scattered across spreadsheets, disconnected systems, and project teams, critical requirements can easily get lost as a project moves from planning into design and delivery.

In this on-demand webinar, experts from dRofus and Hypar demonstrate a connected healthcare planning and design workflow that brings project requirements and design data together from the earliest stages of a project.

See how healthcare teams can centralize requirements and standards in dRofus, use that structured data to rapidly explore early design options in Hypar, transition the design into Revit, and connect the model back to dRofus to validate that the final design continues to meet the project's original requirements.

Through a live workflow demonstration, you'll see how connected project data can help reduce information loss between project phases, improve collaboration between stakeholders, and create greater confidence that design decisions remain aligned with owner requirements.

What You’ll Learn:

  • How to centralize healthcare space programs, room requirements, standards, and project data in dRofus

  • How to use structured requirements from dRofus to quickly explore early-stage healthcare design options in Hypar

  • How the two-way connection between dRofus and Hypar keeps programmed and designed information aligned as requirements change

  • How to transition early design work from Hypar into Revit without starting over or recreating project information

  • How to connect Revit back to dRofus to validate room data, areas, equipment, and detailed design requirements

  • How a connected workflow can help reduce information loss at critical project handoffs and maintain continuity from planning through detailed design

Speakers

Kat Willis, AIA
Product Manager
Hypar

Kat Willis, AIA, is a Product Manager at Hypar, where she's helping build space planning software for building buy-in. Over the last decade, she's worked on projects related to technology, cities, robotics, XR, and sustainability, first in practice at Hart Howerton, then at Google's R&D for the Built Environment, and most recently as a Creative Director at Muse & Company. She's ridden in vans with secret robots, worked on new forms of transportation, and somewhere along the way, became a registered architect. She has a Master of Architecture from the University of Toronto, and her work has shown up in the New York Times, ArchDaily, and Dezeen. She lives on Bainbridge Island just outside of Seattle with her husband, two kids, and two dogs, and is slowly learning to play the hang drum.

Lillian Anderson
Customer Success Manager
dRofus

Lillian Anderson, based in the Greater Boston Area, has been a Customer Success Manager with dRofus for 3 years. With a background construction, she is passionate about development and organization of standards; through detailed implementation and support, she loves helping both English- and French-speaking clients streamline their workflows to prevent problems rather than waiting for teams to discover problems on the jobsite. In her free time she loves hiking, skiing, and Irish dance!