Posts Tagged ‘process’

BIM – not your mother’s architecture.

In celebration of ‘the Fifth of November’, aka ‘BIM Day’ I thought I’d post some ideas of what BIM (Building Information Modeling/Management) might look like in the future. This could be 20 years or 30 years, or never, but we should never stop thinking ‘what if’. In fact, recently I’ve been thinking about the possibilities so much that I’m getting scared that I don’t really know nearly as much as I should.

At any rate, I’m going to post possible future-casting ideas for the way in which we could be using BIM in the future to harness the power of the ‘building in vitro’. Some of these ideas are simply and process software related, but a majority of the focus is …

I won’t belabor but…

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So I won’t go on and on about Apple’s new Macbook’s here, but there is a great video summary of the design process with Jony Ive that’s at the end of the Keynote. What I would suggest doing (if you dont want to watch all 50 minutes) is to watch this video instead. However, if you want to know EVERYTHING about the new line check out the Keynote at Apple.com.

I love how the key word here is ‘essential’. Beautiful, just beautiful.