Monthly Archives: November 2012

Overseen by Desiree Mackey, Martin/Martin Inc. The rise of the BIM consultant. There to assist in the flow of data and process with the end objective of pruducing a smooth workflow. The democratisation and commiditisation of architecture through BIM. Responsibility … Continue reading →

Under NDA 😦

Under NDA 😦

Presided over by Martin Duke, Aurecon. Held in Jasmin Room A where the projector just about drowned out voices to the point of having to shout. Collaboration Platforms There are many options available in the collaboration space, and they offer … Continue reading →

Overseen by Joseph Joseph SAIC Key items: Connectivity, the culture of anti-trust, bandwidth this was a very dynamic round table and probably raised more questions than it answered but it was very stimulating. Can you get what you need when … Continue reading →

Overseen by Robert Yori, SOM. What is it called? What does it do? How is it structured? Do members do project work? How is it funded? How does it “fit” in the firm? Where and how is R&D done? Can … Continue reading →

Holistic Design Optimization Strategies Using DesignScript Al Fisher [Buro Happold] SMART Form and Robot plugins for DesignScript by Buro Happold. Performance based design. Sections to Form and Form to Section. Running in AutoCAD. No “blackbox” but all exposed and evident … Continue reading →

http://aucache.autodesk.com/au2012/sessionsFiles/3200/3691/handout_3200_AB3200_2012_final.pdf The core is the owners agent, the core are just fulfilling the requirement. A very brave adjustment to a situation by the panel. Due to a restriction by the DOD some of the panel had to attend virtually. Hats … Continue reading →

International Design Innovation Awards 2025 – themed opening speech. Warmer, 9 million people, India has greater population than china, 60% of people live in cities, 100 trillion connected devices, an exobyte of information per day, by the end of 2025 … Continue reading →

Andreas Dieckerman and Zachary Kron (they dealt well with hardware challenges which meant to session had to start a little late) who we are and what we know – Who has worked with divided paths, patterning, point orientation, repeating components … Continue reading →