In this episode of Brewing With BIM, we discuss utilizing this time at home to not only better your BIM but to better yourself. I expect when all of this passes we will be BIM ninjas and hopefully real ninjas with all the online fitness stuff we have access to. We provide information about free training content as well as discuss the different things we can improve on - whether that be home improvement, family improvement, self improvement, or good ol' process improvement. You can find links to free content here:

https://www.brewingwithbim.com/whats-going-on/better-you-better-bim

In this episode we celebrate pi day with Flora Liu of VIATechnik. This week we discuss beer (of course), point clouds, and key projects that require out of the box thinking. We find time to cover essential concepts of BIM and discuss new and emerging technology.

In this episode of Brewing With BIM we interview Johann Tuckler. We have the opportunity to discuss BIM from not only an owner’s perspective but from a firm trying to align with project needs. Johann has had a nontraditional path into construction technology but his path has affirmed that it’s not about how you get into your role but it is how you fulfill your role to the fullest.

In this episode of Brewing With BIM, David and I discuss leading edge and bleeding edge technology which is now becoming more prevalent in construction. Of course we are talking about AR, VR, & MR. In this episode we discuss the history of this construction technology, differences of each, and use cases. In this episode David is drinking hippie beer and I am drinking a local IPA.

On Episode 16 of Brewing With BIM we discuss construction technology with Jim Martin of Topcon. Jim has been a technical resource for new technology in the AEC industry for two decades. As usual, in this episode we review our adult beverages. Jim provides valuable insights on the changes that have been brought about with BIM Technology and adoption. We also discuss advances in verification and other construction technology. This was an exciting podcast as BWB's first interview.

In this episode of BrewingWithBIM, we review the best new cloud collaboration and management tool out there by the one and only Autodesk. Of course, we are referring to BIM 360. Autodesk has really outdone themselves with this BIM and 2D platform. Join us as we review the history, cost of adoption, functionality, advanced workflows, integrations, and the beer that fuels this episode.

In this episode we dive into Autodesk's primary application for post design in construction. We dive in to the history of the program, cost of adoption, core functionality, plugins, and even touch on some advanced workflows. As always we talk about what alcohol we have in hand and run off on random tangents.

In this episode we give an overview of the legendary BIM software, Revit. Revit is often synonymous when someone talks about BIM software. When we talk about BIM processes with people their natural response is we are/aren't using Revit. You'll hear us give reasons for why that is as well talk about concepts such as the MacLeamy Curve for BIM adoption, collaboration, and yes even clash detection. Fear not fellow beer snobs, we make plenty of time to drink!

In this episode we pay tribute to a vital BIM tool that often gets a bad rap as not being "BIM enough" - whatever that means... We spend time recounting the cost of adoption, versatility & many uses, as well as history & fun trivia. Don't fret, we still manage to find plenty of time to drink alcohol and get lost in tangents.

In this episode we discuss, you guessed it, beer...and other stuff. We highlight an important tool called Bluebeam for those wanting leverage design data downstream that have no place in a design application. This simple yet robust tool allows users to leverage the plan sets they are used to in a digital environment. For those of you new to Bluebeam this is an important episode as we highlight history, functionality, cost of adoption, workflows, and for you pro users out their we highlight some advanced tips and uses. If you aren't familiar with this tool I suggest you do some investigative research to see if it can help your firm streamline workflows and processes.