8.01 3 Layer BIM Concept
8.02 BIM Definition
8.03 Project Communications Diagram
8.04 Information Protocols - Guidelines
8.05 Design Process Flow Diagram
8.06 High Level Information Flows
8.07 High Level Information Flow Content
8.08 Levels of Detail / Development
8.09 Summary of McGraw Hill BIM Adoption Surveys
8.10 Gehry: Weisman Art Museum - Pre-BIM
8.11 Gehry: Barcelona Fish - First BIM - CATIA
8.12 Gehry: Barcelona Fish - First BIM - CATIA
8.13 Gehry: Guggenheim, Bilbao - Digital Project
8.14 Gehry: Guggenheim, Bilbao - Digital Project
8.15 John Robertson Associates: Parmiter Street - Archicad
8.16 John Robertson Associates: Parmiter Street - Archicad
8.17 John Robertson Associates: Parmiter Street - Archicad
8.18 John Robertson Associates: Parmiter Street - Archicad
8.19 John Robertson Associates: Parmiter Street - Archicad
8.20 Ramboll: Wakefield Waterfront Before.
8.21 Ramboll: Wakefield Waterfront After
8.22 Ramboll: Hepworth Gallery Wakefield. Bentley.
8.23 Ramboll: Hepworth Gallery Wakefield. Bentley.
8.24 Ramboll: The Open Academy, Norwich. Bentley
8.25 Rowecord: The Old Stradey Park
8.26 Rowecord: The New Parc-y-Scarlets. Tekla
8.27 Rowecord: The New Parc-y-Scarlets. Tekla
8.28 Ryder: Manchester Central Library. Revit
8.29 Ryder: Grimsby University Campus. Revit
8.30 Ryder: Grimsby University Centre. Revit
8.31 Ryder: Victoria Hall. Revit
8.32 Ryder Victoria Hall. Revit
This chart on page 104 of the book is excellent – I am involved with the bSa Implementation work group on Level of Development – and seeking a roadmap that BIM Managers can use to prioritize problems and solutions, and then submit as a practice standard for NBIMS 3.0 this summer. Do you have any interest in collaborating on this project?
Thanks,
Bob
Hi Bob,
Sure, be happy to help out. Let me know what I can do. Do you want to move this over to regular email?
Ray
Hi Ray,
Yes, moving to regular email would be helpful.
Do you mind if I forward your Design Process Flow to two members of the Work Group on Level of Model Development (Melch Mack and Gregg Hale – both BIM Managers and working on the Practice Standard for NBIMS 3.0? – Greg Hale , “Melcher Mack (mmack@edge-gts.com)”)
Thanks
Bob
This is really great presentation and idea.I am really interested to see the design process flow diagram, could you send me the design to my email , serag.zen@gmail.com .thank you so much,
Hi Sergio,
PDF sent to your email address
Ray
Thank you so much Mr.Ray.I have read every title in your website and i have read a short description about the book,I am buying it from amazon.com . Thank you so much again.
Dear Sir,
I am interested in the presentation of the Design Process work flow but it is not readable, could you kindly send me a soft copy or a clear copy. I am new to BIM.
Thank you.
Regards,
Albert Quesada
Dear Albert,
Excuse me, I’ve been on vacation for the past few weeks and have not been able earlier to reply to your request.
I have sent a copy of the process diagram you requested to your yahoo email address. Hope you find it useful.
Regards
Ray
Ray,
I also have been looking into the design process flow diagram for BIM and came across this. Im finding it difficult to read do you think you could email me a PDF copy if you still have it available?
Regards,
Aaron
aaron_woo@hotmail.com
Hi Aaron,
pdf on its way.
Ray
Hi there! Would also love a PDF copy!
My email is migpics@gmail.com
Thanks!
Miguel
Diagram sent – hope you like it.
Ray
Hi!
brilliant infographics 🙂
I’d appreciate a PDF of the Design Process Flow Diagram immensely!
thanks eversomuch!
Iris
Hi Ray
If it is in time, please send me one too.
PDF of the Design Process Flow Diagram.
patriciaherden@gmail.com
Thanks in advance from Brazil
Patricia
Hello,
Great process flow diagram.
Could I also request a clearer copy.
Regards,
Warren.
This is a great presentation. please can you send me the design process flow.