Showing posts with label bim for construction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bim for construction. Show all posts
Friday, May 1, 2020
What Does "VDC" Mean? - BIM and Construction
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bim after dark live,
bim for construction,
construction,
documentation,
happy hour,
happy hour replay,
live
During what has become a weekly ritual here at TheRevitKid.com, I held another live happy hour last night. I had a few different ideas for topics this week based on conversations happening in the chat of the previous week. So, I took a Twitter poll and the overwhelming winner was "BIM and Construction"...
During the Happy Hour I demonstrated a bunch of examples that illustrate how Revit (and adjacent software) is used throughout the typical process of a construction management company. We went on for almost 1 hour and 10 minutes thanks to some great questions by you all!
Keep reading to check out the replay and additional links/resources....
Monday, October 12, 2015
What Are Contractors Looking for In Your Revit Models?
Labels:
BIM,
bim for construction,
bim for contractors,
CM,
contractors
One of the many questions I receive via email has to do with building information models and construction. "Jeff, what are contractors looking for when we hand them our Revit models?". I had an idea of what the answer should be but this past year (working at Turner Construction) has opened my eyes to the truth. When I started at Turner earlier this year I got the same questions from architects we are working with. I took the time to make a simple guide that helps explain what we are looking for... Here is an excerpt from the guide for your information and use...
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