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LA Wednesday May 6th, 6pm PDT
London Thursday May 7th 1am GMT
Sydney Thursday May 7th 11am AEST
Why??? You want to deliver productivity and the bottom line: This presentation will explore, through practical
examples, how a visual approach to building delivery and long term engagement
can re-contextualise the value chain of our built world.
The Missing Half of BIM - OIIIII!
Synopsis
BIM is a dichotomy between data and visuals. At its most
basic, BIM is a representational visual model linked to an underlying object
oriented database.
What started decades ago as a merging of design thinking in harmonious balance with technological development (that joyous union led to CAD - Computer Aided Design), has skewed over time to be heavily data focused as an industry (... an industry predicated on design, by the way... ), and the importance of the visual model has been obscured underneath layers of technicality.
When I cast my gaze across the industry, It seems in many cases, it has become more about the BIM than the building!
What started decades ago as a merging of design thinking in harmonious balance with technological development (that joyous union led to CAD - Computer Aided Design), has skewed over time to be heavily data focused as an industry (... an industry predicated on design, by the way... ), and the importance of the visual model has been obscured underneath layers of technicality.
When I cast my gaze across the industry, It seems in many cases, it has become more about the BIM than the building!
So... does your BIM make you and your industry more productive?
Data suggests NO!... (and we all trust our data).
How is the missing half of BIM leading to a decade long decline in productivity across our industry?... and how long is a productivity loss in our industry even sustainable?
This presentation will explore, through practical examples, how a visual approach to building delivery and long term engagement can re-contextualise the value chain of our built world.
How is the missing half of BIM leading to a decade long decline in productivity across our industry?... and how long is a productivity loss in our industry even sustainable?
This presentation will explore, through practical examples, how a visual approach to building delivery and long term engagement can re-contextualise the value chain of our built world.
Ineni Realtime https://vimeo.com/386869823
Ineni Realtime is a focussed team of specialists comprising of Architectural Technologists, Producers, DIgital Artists, Game Developers and Programmers. ineni has delivered a range of engaging bespoke virtual environments for a number of significant projects across the world.
Ineni Realtime is a focussed team of specialists comprising of Architectural Technologists, Producers, DIgital Artists, Game Developers and Programmers. ineni has delivered a range of engaging bespoke virtual environments for a number of significant projects across the world.
ineni's core values include a strong drive to create
innovative, practical and value driven solutions for clients that always
deliver an engaging, and memorable experience. Underlying is a passion for
Open Data and team work with clients to recognise the barriers to knowledge in
complex projects, succeeding in developing bespoke workflows to minimise
negative impacts and break down misunderstandings entirely.
Helping to simplify the communication of engineering and architectural complexities, ineni Realtime's innovative 3D content engages stakeholders whilst drastically saving time and money throughout the building lifecycle. -Jeremy Harkins
Jeremy Harkins is a Founding Director of “ineni Realtime”, an innovative
building technology company focused on the development of the Realtime
Visualisation Industry. Delivering Keynote presentations, Jeremy is at the
leading edge of real-time virtual technologies and has spoken internationally
about the visual interaction with Smart Cities through 3D immersive
environments, VR (Virtual Reality) and AR (Augmented Reality).
Jeremy is a strong advocate of Building Information Modelling (BIM), believing that the seamless integration of intuitive visual interfaces with robust data is a vital direction for architecture, construction and infrastructure.
With 20 years of experience in Architectural Technologies including professional work, consultancy and Full-Time Academia, Jeremy has been a lecturer at an international university (UNSW) helping to educate industry in what can be possible, and is currently focussed on the rapid growth and positioning of “ineni Realtime” as market leaders in virtual interaction design.
Thanks to TitanAEC for the technology support!
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