Description
Discover how technology is rapidly becoming an important force in preserving of our architectural heritage. Historic buildings don't fit the mold of typical building information modeling (BIM) strategies applied to new builds, and this talk with present practical examples of how this approach can be documented and achieved. But preservation isn't just about documentation—it's about adaptation. We will showcase how we can capture the intricate details in BIM and use them as powerful tools to communicate the blending of heritage structures with contemporary spaces. This talk will focus on the development of project-specific BIM strategies for heritage buildings, and dive into detail of the team skills, technology, and data required to deliver.
Key Learnings
- Discover the importance of preserving cultural heritage and architectural history as a building and a digital record.
- Learn how technology can serve as a powerful tool for public and stakeholder engagement.
- Explore the use of digital models for sustainably repurposing existing buildings.
Speakers
Ciaran GarrickArchitect, Certified Passive House Designer, lecturer, and digital design enthusiast. I am currently leading our BIM Information Management services across a number of masterplans, cultural, residential, commercial and heritage projects. I am also involved in practice research initiatives relating to sustainable design and the use of technology in project delivery.