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Key Learnings
- Understand how BIM parameters can inform design calculation
- Understand how a calculation database can inform, improve, and accelerate project delivery
- Learn how to identify opportunities to remove repetition in calculation and duplication of data
- Understand how to introduce detailed parametric design calculations into Revit, all without introducing a “black box” into the workflow
Speakers
- HGHugh GrovesHugh has worked as a structural engineer at Arup for six years. Over that time he has developed a range of digital tools to enable more efficient workflows. These have included time-saving Grasshopper plugins for load take downs, database backed sketch template generators that enables knowledge sharing across the firm, and most recently DesignCheck - a framework for writing engineering calculations in code that brings the benefits of modern programming techniques to the engineering industry.
- IWIan Wise
- GAGraham AldwinckleGraham is a chartered structural engineer with over 24 years of industry experience. He has a wide range of experience of different building types, including residential, commercial, retail, education, and mixed use. He has extensive tall building knowledge, including landmark buildings such as the Leadenhall Building in London. Graham is passionate about promoting Building Information Modelling (BIM) for all disciplines, and particularly for efficiency gains for structural engineers and technicians, as well as Clients. He is the structural BIM leader for Arup's Building Engineering teams in the UK, and is part of the global multidisciplinary team shaping BIM in Arup. As the Structural Skills Network Tools and Software Leader within Arup, he advises on digital design aspects including parametric design, workflow optimisation, data and process management, interoperability, as well as best practice in the use of the software tools available. Graham has spoken at conferences on structural BIM, including on measuring a project’s BIM maturity, using a tool which he co-developed in Arup, and which is now available to the industry via arup.com, the ICE and buildingSmart. Graham strongly promotes openBIM practices, firmly believing that open standard deliverables such as IFC need more industry support through initiatives such as Arup’s direct engagement with buildingSmart International council. These skills directly benefit his project work, through delivering best practice, and advising and discussing BIM with clients.
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