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-- bim blog bond bryan home back to bim home bond bryan bim bond bryan bim posted by rob jackson posted on december 28, 2017 posted under general comments 0 comments bond bryan at bim show live 2018 introduction last year i decided to take a break from presenting at bim show live. i subsequently won the ‘wooden spoon’ for not being ‘bothered to enter a submission’. ooopss!! so i thought i better submit something this year!! instead of just one submission though, bond bryan have 3 presentations at bim show live 2018! […] -- introduction last year i decided to take a break from presenting at bim show live. i subsequently won the ‘wooden spoon’ for not being ‘bothered to enter a submission’. ooopss!! so i thought i better submit something this year!! instead of just one submission though, bond bryan have 3 presentations at bim show live 2018! there will be two from me and one from my bond bryan colleague rosey alexander (associate), who will share her story of how she is engaging and helping develop staff’s skills at bond bryan architects. below is more information about each of these classes. continue reading → this post has been viewed 661 times. posted by rob jackson posted on november 27, 2017 posted under handover information , lego architecture meets bim comments 0 comments lego architecture meets bim – part 31: handover information introduction so this series finally draws to a close (or at least for now!). we have been publishing blog pieces in this series since march 2016, however the journey for this project started way back in early 2015. its been a fun project to work on but at the same time massively time consuming and […] -- introduction so this series finally draws to a close (or at least for now!). we have been publishing blog pieces in this series since march 2016, however the journey for this project started way back in early 2015. its been a fun project to work on but at the same time massively time consuming and challenging. in many ways it reflects real life projects! continue reading → this post has been viewed 1379 times. posted by rob jackson posted on october 17, 2017 posted under fm handover , ifc 2x3 , lego architecture meets bim comments 0 comments lego architecture meets bim – part 30: fm handover introduction when i had the original idea for the lego series one of the main goals was to demonstrate how open standards could be used throughout the project. many of these processes are well documented and shared amongst the bim community. however, little is available on how information is exchanged into facilities management (fm) software. […] -- introduction when i had the original idea for the lego series one of the main goals was to demonstrate how open standards could be used throughout the project. many of these processes are well documented and shared amongst the bim community. however, little is available on how information is exchanged into facilities management (fm) software. part of my aspiration for the blog was that we could use the lego model to demonstrate a little of this digital handover process. so the question is: what does that design and construction information from a bim process actually look like in an fm tool? continue reading → this post has been viewed 889 times. posted by rob jackson posted on september 20, 2017 posted under 3d printing , construction reality , lego architecture meets bim comments 0 comments lego architecture meets bim – part 29: construction reality introduction throughout this blog series we have discussed some of the many benefits of a bim approach. of course there are more than this blog series will cover but the aim of the series has always been to show how bim can be applied to anything, even a child’s toy, if you really want to […] -- introduction throughout this blog series we have discussed some of the many benefits of a bim approach. of course there are more than this blog series will cover but the aim of the series has always been to show how bim can be applied to anything, even a child’s toy, if you really want to embrace a bim process. continue reading → this post has been viewed 1328 times. posted by rob jackson posted on august 21, 2017 posted under cobie 2.4 , lego architecture meets bim comments 0 comments lego architecture meets bim – part 28: cobie introduction we are now moving towards the end of the blog series on lego architecture meets bim. in this post we look at how the data from the lego model can be extracted into a cobie format. the main purpose of cobie is to provide a transfer mechanism of data produced with a bim process […] -- introduction we are now moving towards the end of the blog series on lego architecture meets bim . in this post we look at how the data from the lego model can be extracted into a cobie format. the main purpose of cobie is to provide a transfer mechanism of data produced with a bim process into a format that can be used by facilties managers. this data is provided for maintaining an asset (in this case the villa savoye, although in lego format!) after the completion of construction. continue reading → this post has been viewed 1741 times. posted by rob jackson posted on july 28, 2017 posted under laser scanning , lego architecture meets bim comments 0 comments lego architecture meets bim – part 27: laser scanning introduction in this post in our series on ‘lego architecture meets bim‘ we look at how laser scanning can be utilised on projects. for this post i have kindly been assisted by chris palmer (bim / cim engineer – northern europe) and shane dover (product design account manager uk) from faro technologies. this post has been viewed 1259 […] -- introduction in this post in our series on ‘ lego architecture meets bim ‘ we look at how laser scanning can be utilised on projects. for this post i have kindly been assisted by chris palmer (bim / cim engineer – northern europe) and shane dover (product design account manager uk) from faro technologies . continue reading → this post has been viewed 1259 times. posted by rob jackson posted on july 10, 2017 posted under common data environment (cde) , lego architecture meets bim comments 1 comment lego architecture meets bim – part 26: common data environments introduction bim is often misunderstood simply as technology, a deliverable or all about the model. however process is the most important aspect of any bim project. a successful bim project is one that follows a defined process effectively and efficiently, using technology to produce deliverables (these may or may not come from a model). in […] -- introduction bim is often misunderstood simply as technology, a deliverable or all about the model. however process is the most important aspect of any bim project. a successful bim project is one that follows a defined process effectively and efficiently, using technology to produce deliverables (these may or may not come from a model). in the uk much of this starts with ‘bim level 1’. i have written previously in detail on this subject but a core requirement for a project is the use of a common data environment or cde for short. continue reading → this post has been viewed 3015 times. posted by rob jackson posted on june 12, 2017 posted under lego architecture meets bim , waste comments 0 comments lego architecture meets bim – part 25: making waste visible introduction the posts in this series have been very focussed on the uses of the model that we created at the beginning of this series. these have all been very focussed to date on how technology can be used to support a bim process. however in this post we look beyond the technology to consider how […] -- introduction the posts in this series have been very focussed on the uses of the model that we created at the beginning of this series. these have all been very focussed to date on how technology can be used to support a bim pr

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