If you’re involved in any aspect of the built environment, you might know someone who has implemented BIM processes in their projects, seen a tender document requiring BIM as a part of the project’s information management system or you think of BIM as the Yeti, you’ve heard about it but no-one you know has seen it.
What you should probably know is that BIM is inevitable. You can get on board now, or watch as every other company shoots past on the BIM train as you stand at the station.
This 3-part series offers very practical guidelines on how to start and what to consider. We’ll tackle the jargon and standards, and get insights from those who’ve already embarked on the BIM journey. And lastly, we’ll chat to experts who tackle the thorny questions of who pays for it, who carries the risk and how you bill for it. And you can just buy software to do it?
It truly is a case of when, not if. Join us for this 3-part series, How to BIM in Africa.
PART 1 - 30th March - 9h00 - 11h30
What is BIM and why should you care?
PART 2 - 13th April - 9h00 to 12h15
BIM lessons from others
PART 3 - 4th May - 9h00 to 1230
BIM - A smart start
Register for all 3 parts now. And spread the word!
This Series is a collaboration between PIA (Pretoria Institute of Architects), Modena AEC and Infrastructure and BIMcommUNITY.Africa
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