Description
Key Learnings
- Learn how the process has been used on major U.S. projects, and hear about lessons learned and the roles engineers and fabricators play.
- Reflect on the evolution of this delivery method and how market forces will make this process the standard of care.
- Visualize new Revit capabilities that perform constructability reviews of the steel frame and optimize steel connections.
- Debate how new BIM-centered technologies set the stage for more automated connected model delivery.
Speakers
- Michael GustafsonMichael Gustafson is a seasoned business strategist in the AEC tech sector with a focus on structural engineering and fabrication. He practiced as a structural engineer at Ellerbe Becket, holds an MS in Civil Engineering, an MBA from Michael J. Coles College of Business and is a Professional Engineer from California. He is also certified in AI for Business Managers from MIT. Michael is currently Vice President of Strategy and Business Development with Qnect, a service provider of data insights and efficiencies who is unlocking new and sustained value in the construction industry.
- SSShawn Sinnett22 years' experience in Steel Detailing with WSP. Projects include 1 WTC, Barclay's Arena Brooklyn NY, Duke Ellington School of the Arts Modernization Wash. D.C., 66 Hudson Yards NYC.NY Graduated from West Virginia University with B.S in Civil Engineering (2008)
- JFJoseph FiorelloJoe Fiorello is a Vice President and BIM (Building Information Modeling) Manager with two decades of experience in the industry. He focuses on utilizing technology and software tools to improve complex building projects. Joe is recognized for his expertise in software platforms like Revit, Navisworks, Dynamo, Inventor, Rhino, Grasshopper, and Visicon, using them to optimize project workflows and foster collaboration. Throughout his career, Joe has managed and delivered numerous high-profile projects, from commercial and residential buildings to large-scale infrastructure developments. He excels in leveraging BIM technologies and methodologies for streamlined processes and enhanced project outcomes. As a BIM Manager, Joe is a strong leader who guides cross-functional teams and fosters a collaborative work environment. He defines project requirements, develops BIM implementation strategies, and coordinates with architects, engineers, contractors, and owners to meet project objectives. Joe is also an effective communicator, capable of simplifying complex ideas for diverse audiences. He conducts training sessions and workshops, equipping teams with the skills needed for successful BIM tool utilization. Joe's dedication to innovation and continuous learning keeps him updated on the latest BIM technology advancements. He explores new software tools and emerging trends for process improvement and enhanced project delivery. With nearly 400 BIM projects in his portfolio, Joe brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record to each project. His expertise in modeling, management, and development ensures effective BIM implementation, streamlined coordination, and project success.