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Workshop Stage 260 mins
- AIA CES WORKSHOPS
- BIM & Digital Construction (Workshop 2)
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Workshop Stage 260 mins
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- BIM & Digital Construction (Workshop 2)
Building Information Modeling (BIM) started on the simple premise that if buildings are three dimensional, that the models used to create them should be 3D as well. The original generations of BIM wer ...
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Workshop Stage 260 mins
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- BIM & Digital Construction (Workshop 2)
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Workshop Stage 260 mins
- AIA CES WORKSHOPS
- BIM & Digital Construction (Workshop 2)
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Conference Stage 460 mins
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Conference Stage 460 mins
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Conference Stage 430 mins
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Conference Stage 460 mins
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Conference Stage 460 mins
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Conference Stage 460 mins
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Workshop Stage 260 mins
- AIA CES WORKSHOPS
- BIM & Digital Construction (Workshop 2)
The history of Building Information Modeling (BIM) dates back several decades, however the benefits of BIM really began in the mid-2000’s as digitization started to transform construction. BIM is an information management process underpinned by collaborative working and digital technologies. It uses a shared digital representation of an asset to facilitate design, construction and operation processes to form a reliable basis for decisions. Greater efficiencies can be realized due to significant preplanning during the design and construction phases, providing comprehensive information at handover stage. BIM is all about collaboration - between engineers, owners, architects, and contractors in a three-dimensional virtual construction environment (common data environment), and it shares information across these disciplines.
This structured and collaborative environment is also critical to implement data-driven sustainability programs, allowing for greater transparency, efficiency, and control of building systems. This workshop will explore where these fundamental elements of BIM can help drive and improve sustainability in the built environment.
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Workshop Stage 260 mins
- AIA CES WORKSHOPS
- BIM & Digital Construction (Workshop 2)
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Workshop Stage 260 mins
- AIA CES WORKSHOPS
- BIM & Digital Construction (Workshop 2)
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