CAD and BIM General
This Autodesk press release reminded me of attending a conference in Korea back in 2006 . At that stage it was more about BIM and the new Songdo City , currently in construction. The next logical ste...
Darren’s presentation covered Skidmore, Owings Merrill LLP (SOM) evolution from CAD to Building Information Modelling and how it’s being applied to the Freedom Tower Project, the reas...
Introduction: Phil Bernstein’s presentation covered the transition from traditional drawing board, to CAD, to Building Information Modelling as techniques to capture project design information. It...
CAD and BIM General
I recently attended presentations by Autodesk’s Phil Bernstein and SOM’s Darren Rizza (Freedom Tower) about Building Information Modelling (BIM).
It was cool, although slightly un-nerving, to be introduced to someone at the conference in Seoul who said: “Robin? New Zealand? I read your Blog!” Thanks for visiting wherever you are!
I've just posted my Photos from the Seoul Trip http://rcd.typepad.com/photos/travel_2006_seoul/index.html Can you help with some local knowledge?
Travel Seoul 2006
Although just a random result of departure time, route and flight scheduling it was appropriate that the aircraft for my flight to Seoul was a Boeing 777. I was heading there to learn about Building Information Modelling (BIM) and the impact a new design technology/approach has on industry process
All posts relating to the Autodesk Skidmore, Owings & Merrill BIM Presentation are indexed in the Travel Seoul 2006 Category. Disclosure: Travel & Accommodation provided by Autodesk Building Solutions Division, Asia Pacific.
Today I’m heading to Seoul, South Korea, to hear how Skidmore, Owings & Merrill are applying BIM techniques to projects like The Freedom Tower and other significant buildings around the globe. It will be an interesting trip. If any readers are attending it would be great to meet up,
Will be interesting, especially given recent events… Auckland to Seoul 9595 km 324° true – unless dodging missiles