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Key Learnings
- Discover how owners can streamline the turnover process from design/construction teams via COBie Toolkit
- Debate which model deliverables from which project team members can serve the widest range of BIM objectives for owners
- Learn how to identify opportunities to validate immediate ROI numbers from a BIM-project delivery standard
- Discuss how industry standards are providing more consistent deliverable outcomes from design/construction professionals
Speakers
- BSBrian SkripacAs the Director of Digital Practice at Astorino, Brian has embraced the changing paradigms of architectural practice and throughout the past eight years has integrated building information modeling (BIM) technologies well beyond the traditional design and documentation processes. More recently, he has focused on the integration of BIM to optimize sustainable design outcomes throughout all stages of a project, as well as demonstrating and implementing the value BIM brings to facility owners from a lifecycle management strategy. Brian holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from The Ohio State University, is a LEED® Accredited Professional, and an Revit® Architecture certified professional. He also currently serves as a Leadership Team member for the AIA Technology in Architectural Practice Knowledge Community (TAP KC) at the National level.
- David PifherDavid leads the Architectural Services team at The Ohio State University (OSU), which maintains 40 million square feet of space drawings and data, along with providing leadership for facilities-related data and document systems encompassing academic, research, and healthcare facilities spread across the university's six campuses. With a background in planning and design, David has dedicated the last two decades to shaping the future of the university's facility management, which has produced significant enhancements to facilities systems and processes. As the leader behind the BuckeyeBIM (Building Information Modeling) Initiative, David supports OSU's commitment to adopting BIM not only for new construction but also for existing buildings. This forward-thinking approach has revolutionized the university's decision-making processes and the overall management of its diverse portfolio of buildings.
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