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By Petru Conduraru
The podcast currently has 108 episodes available.
🎙️Building with Data: Emma Hooper's Vision for Information Management in Construction
Join me in a captivating conversation with Emma Hooper, associate director and head of R&D at Bond Bryan Digital an Information Management consultancy.
We delved deep into the world of information management in construction, discussing the pivotal role of open standards like IFC, the tools that are shaping the industry, and the future of collaborative construction.
Emma's insights, backed by her extensive experience and recognition in the field, shed light on the challenges we face and the solutions on the horizon.
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🎙️Pelle Meholm on BIM Challenges and Solutions
BIM professional Pelle Meholm from Conclass showcases conVoid, a tool that revolutionizes building design. ConVoid is a valuable aid for architects and engineers, facilitating the design and coordination of areas where utilities like electricity and water are routed.
Conclass homepage: https://www.conclass.tech/
Disclaimer: this interview is not a paid advertisement.
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🎙️Building Beyond Boundaries: Bruno Postle's Open-Source Approach
Meet Bruno Postle, a visionary who's blending art and technology to reshape the world of architecture. In this conversation, he takes us on a journey through his work with open-source tools like Homemaker and BlenderBIM.
It's not just about buildings and designs; it's about a philosophy that values collaboration, innovation, and sustainability.
Whether you're an architect, an engineer, or simply curious about how the spaces we live in are created, Bruno's insights offer a fresh perspective on the future of building design. Join him in exploring a world where creativity and technology come together in harmony.
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🎙️Exploring the Digital Shift in Construction with Alexandru Patache
In this video, I had the pleasure of interviewing Alexandru Patache, a civil engineer from Splendid Development, a Romanian company that is making strides in the use of advanced Building Information Modeling (BIM) techniques.
Alexandru shared his personal journey in the industry, his role as a BIM coordinator, and why having an engineering background is crucial to understanding the processes involved.
We delved into the company's focus on design for projects across Europe and their diverse services, which range from structural engineering to design automation, visualization, and even gamification.
Alexandru emphasized the importance of open standards like IFC for asset management and the future of the construction industry.
We also discussed the challenges and solutions in automating workflows and the need for a balance between innovation and practicality.
A significant part of our conversation revolved around the shift from analog to digital in the construction industry and the role of professionals in driving this change.
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Learn the hidden facts and common misunderstandings about openBIM in this engaging talk.
Nando Mogollon, the director of Build Digital, uncovers the truths about openBIM, the difference between teamwork and swapping files, and why we really need to work together in the AEC business in this episode.
This chat will open up your mind about teamwork and openBIM, offering useful ideas about the changing world of BIM.
Prepare for an engaging talk that clears up these important subjects, grow your understanding, and keep up with the fast-paced BIM world.
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Dropbox and Verifi3D: Collaboration and Data Validation in AEC
Xinaps CEO Frank Schuyer and Shirin Arnold from Dropbox discuss their tech advancements in AEC. They talk about how Dropbox and Verify 3D are reshaping data management and teamwork.
Frank and Shirin recount their journey to simplify data validation in AEC. They detail how Dropbox has grown beyond file sharing, now a major data hub, and how Verify 3D brings smart capabilities, making data checking easy for all.
They underline the smooth combo of Dropbox and Verify 3D, allowing for efficient tasks and instant sync for up-to-the-minute info. They explore the need for version control, auditing, and tracking in the AEC field.
They also highlight the user-friendly nature of Dropbox and Verify 3D, including support for many file types and browser compatibility. They touch on their role in model coordination and conflict spotting.
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OpenBIM Beyond Borders: Eugenio Yanes on Global Collaboration and Innovation
Eugenio Fontán Yanes is an experienced BIM Manager and Architect based in Hong Kong. Eugenio shares his insights on the implementation of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and the challenges faced in the construction industry, particularly in Southeast Asia.
Eugenio discusses the importance of OpenBIM and how it can improve collaboration and efficiency in the construction process. He also touches on the use of ArchiCAD and other tools like Solibri and Rhinoceros in his projects.
Eugenio emphasizes the need for the industry to embrace technology and move past traditional methods. Additionally, Eugenio talks about the BIM mandates in Southeast Asia, highlighting the progress in countries like Hong Kong, Singapore, and Japan.
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Open-Source Revolution in Architecture: Insights from Ryan Schultz and Bruno Perdigão
Ryan Schultz and Bruno Perdigão, two passionate advocates for open-source software, particularly BlenderBIM, share their insights in this enlightening discussion. Ryan, based in the United States, and Bruno, operating from Brazil, have been instrumental in the growth and development of the BlenderBIM community.
Ryan and Bruno recount their experiences of using BlenderBIM for architectural projects, emphasizing its power and flexibility. They discuss how BlenderBIM has allowed them to transition away from mainstream software like Revit and AutoCAD, becoming an integral part of their workflow.
Highlighting the advantages of BlenderBIM, Ryan, and Bruno particularly note its adaptability and the control it offers to users.
Ryan and Bruno express admiration for the rapid development and improvements in BlenderBIM, praising the work of the open-source community. They share their belief that BlenderBIM is future-proof, offering a way to work in a format that will remain relevant and accessible.
Toward the end of the discussion, Ryan and Bruno talk about their efforts to encourage others to use BlenderBIM. They believe that with some dedication to learning Blender and BlenderBIM, professionals in the field can start using them for small projects. They emphasize that BlenderBIM is not just for architects but can also be beneficial for engineers, planners, and other professionals in the industry.
This insightful conversation about the future of architectural software and the potential of BlenderBIM is a must-listen. I'm sure you wouldn't want to miss this out.
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Lloyd Bussio on Transitioning to BlenderBIM: An Architect's Perspective
Lloyd Bussio, also known as the @IfcArchitect is a registered professional architect operating out of Johannesburg, South Africa, and is known for his extensive use of BlenderBIM from his YouTube channel which exploded recently.
Lloyd shares his journey of using BlenderBIM since its inception in 2019. He explains how he found the software to be a powerful tool for his architectural projects, allowing him to move away from using Revit and AutoCAD. He mentions that he hasn't touched Revit or AutoCAD since October 2022 and is now doing everything with BlenderBIM.
Lloyd discusses the advantages of BlenderBIM, emphasizing its flexibility and the control it offers to users. He also talks about the importance of 2D drawings in his work, explaining that while some countries like Norway are moving away from requiring 2D drawings, in many places, including South Africa, they are still a crucial part of architectural projects.
He also shares his thoughts on the rapid development and improvements in BlenderBIM, with Lloyd expressing his admiration for the work of Dion Moult (the lead developer of BlenderBIM) and other contributors. He shares his belief that BlenderBIM is future-proof, offering a way to work in a format that will remain relevant and accessible.
Towards the end of the discussion, Lloyd talks about his efforts to encourage others to use BlenderBIM. He believes that with a week of learning Blender and BlenderBIM, professionals with previous experience in the field can start using it for small projects. He emphasizes that BlenderBIM is not just for architects but can also be beneficial for engineers, planners, and other professionals in the industry.
I promise you, you do not want to miss this one.
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Lejla's Insider Insights on BIMvoice about Revit and IFC4.3, and Autodesk Forma
Tune into BIMvoice with Lejla Secerbegovic as she talks about Revit and IFC 4.3, Autodesk Forma, her blog and YouTube channel @BIMmeup and more!
Lejla Secerbegovic is a BIM Specialist and a Digital Technology Enthusiast based in Munich, Germany. Lejla has an educational background from the Technical University of Vienna and she is currently working at Autodesk.
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The podcast currently has 108 episodes available.