RevitRVA User Group
Thursday, October 10, 2019
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM EDT
Moseley Architects, 3200 Norfolk St., Richmond, VA 23230
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM EDT
Moseley Architects, 3200 Norfolk St., Richmond, VA 23230
Hear from Revit users as they share their ideas, methods, and best practices in order to further the Building Information Modeling (BIM) benefits for the local design community.
Attendees will receive 2 AIA CEUs for attending.
5:30PM - 6:00PM Networking- Food and drink served
6:00PM - 6:15PM Introductions
Presented by Jason Kunkel, CADD Microsystems
6:00PM - 6:15PM Introductions
Presented by Jason Kunkel, CADD Microsystems
6:15PM - 6:30PM Revit 2020.1 Update
Presented by Chris Lindo, CADD Microsystems
Presented by Chris Lindo, CADD Microsystems
What’s new in Revit 2020.1
6:30PM - 7:15PM BEP to PEP: Make the most out of project planning and BIM success
Presented by Laura Keyser, Clancy and Theys
Presented by Laura Keyser, Clancy and Theys
A well-defined plan for executing BIM goals can play a critical role to the success of a project in today’s market, yet it is often overlooked.
In a typical scenario, parties sit down together before or at the start of a project with a standard BIM Execution Plan and determine the scope of work for BIM on a project.
Deliverables are noted, levels of development are established for different phases of the project, and project team members are identified.
When implemented well, this document becomes a working reference for process and deliverables throughout the project, and it provides project team members with a metric by which to measure BIM goals.
By broadening a BIM Execution Plan into a Project Execution Plan, duplicated planning efforts can be reduced.
When the document is used as a project management tool, and not just a BIM tool, it becomes valuable to a wider audience. Laura will share a the successes and failures so that others may learn from her experiences.