Attend the Building Information Modeling (BIM) Integration Tour: Discover Methods to Integrate Engineering, Construction and Architecture Workflows Today, Building Information Modeling (BIM) is breaking down barriers and bridging communication between extended design and construction teams resulting in enhanced project coordination, improved project constructability, and more profitable projects.
Join hosts Autodesk, Halsall Associates Ltd., The Mitchell Partnership and EllisDon for this free one-day workshop coming to several cities across Canada. The workshop will use a roundtable format to explore and discuss the reasons to “BIM Enable” your current project delivery and consider a new method, Integrated Project Delivery, as your operating methodology.
View Detailed Agenda Here BIM is quickly growing within the architectural community, and owners are beginning to specify BIM within their Request for Proposals. This session is targeted to engineers, contracting executives, architects, and building owners. Learn about the typical workflow challenges, and their solutions, within a BIM project environment. From architectural and engineering design concepts, to onsite construction processes, BIM facilitates better decision making, and predictable results. You will learn: - Advantages of a BIM enabled project and Integrated Project Delivery model
- Important business factors for the implementation of BIM
- Local and North American trends for construction and coordination presented by
- Emerging trends of BIM and analysis, building operations, and maintenance.
Registration is free but space is strictly limited, so reserve your spot today.  Autodesk’s BIM Solutions Executive, Caesar Ruest, will facilitate the multi-faceted session presented by our engineering partners, local architect and contractor.
During his past 9 years at Autodesk, Caesar was responsible for the technical presentations of all building software throughout North America. Caesar has influenced a number of strategic projects to adopt BIM beyond a traditional CAD process. Halsall Associates Ltd. is a consulting engineering firm that has authored several Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) Best Practices Guides on building technology. They are also a founding member of the Canada Green Building Council, and are active in numerous industry committees.
The Mitchell Partnership Inc. is a client-focused, building services mechanical consulting engineering firm. Fifty years of project participation in Canada and abroad has developed their sensitivity for client and market priorities, allowing them to bring their expertise and innovation to a broad spectrum of project types. Ellis Don is a world-class builder in the construction and construction services industry that has been changing the skylines of major centers throughout North America and around the world for more than 50 years.
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