Computational BIM Workshop—Advanced

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주요 학습

발표자

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  John Pierson

  I am a Software QA Engineer on the Dynamo team at Autodesk, I am passionate about ensuring the delivery of high-quality, reliable software that empowers designers, engineers, and creators around the world. Dynamo is a cutting-edge visual programming tool that enhances workflows in design and engineering, and I take pride in playing a key role in its development by maintaining its performance, functionality, and usability.
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  Marcello Sgambelluri

  Marcello has worked on many BIM projects over the last 25 years as a project manager, design engineer, and BIM Director. Some of the BIM projects Marcello has worked on includes the Sphere in Las Vegas, The Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles - CA, the Ray and Maria Stata Technology Center at MIT, Tom Bradley International Terminal Expansion at LAX. Marcello is internationally recognized at one of the top BIM leaders and contributors to the education and implementation of BIM technology in the building industry. Marcello continually speaks at Autodesk University and the Revit Technology Conference (BILT) where he has received the 1st place speaker award for a record 18 times between 2012 thru 2021 between both conferences. In addition, Marcello provides training and consulting the the AEC industry. Marcello received his Bachelors and Master’s degrees in Civil Engineering and he is also a licensed Civil and Structural Engineer.
• MM

  Mark Mendez

  With multiple years of creating applications and developing custom solutions, Mark Mendez has extensive expertise and knowledge in the API and UX development area that continues to grow. A physicist by trade, Mark has consistently pushed the bounds of current frameworks and widely adopted workflows to bring solutions to clients that were previously thought unachievable. He also has a strong background in managing building information and has delivered solutions including clash detection, model/template management, model/template authoring, and virtual content creation. These solutions have been delivered in every aspect of BIM, from Architectural, Structural, and MEP design to Facilities Management and overall building life cycle across many different platforms and softwares.
• BA

  Bill Allen

  Bill Allen, a seasoned leader in the AEC industry. He currently serves as the president of EvolveLAB, where he orchestrates a dynamic synergy aimed at empowering Architects, Engineers, and Contractors to optimize the built environment through the strategic application of artificial intelligence and data-driven design. With an impressive track record spanning 20 years, Bill brings unparalleled expertise to the AEC industry, having consulted with pioneering firms at the forefront of technological advancement. An accomplished public speaker, he has graced the stage as a keynote and featured speaker at numerous prestigious events, including the most watched Autodesk University talk, titled 'The Future of BIM is NOT BIM, And It's Coming Faster Than You Think.' Beyond his professional pursuits, Bill is a co-founder of The Bare Roots Foundation, a nonprofit organization passionately committed to ensuring that all individuals are granted the fundamental rights to clean food, shelter, and drinking water, embodying his dedication to global humanitarian efforts."
• CL

  Carlo Licea

  After a decade of studying BIM focused on workflows with Revit, and serving twice as a BIM Manager, Carlo is now a consultant with EvolveLAB. When he became tired of the familiarity of Revit, he began a journey of leveraging knowledge of how Revit works and what it wants from the user-side, and began learning how to answer the questions of why it works as it does and how can it be made more efficient through scripting. He now spends his free time utilizing the Dynamo platform to develop Python scripts that interact with the Revit API and Windows .NET Framework to automate processes for streamlining repetitive tasks. Carlo is also a co-organizer of the Rocky Mountain Building Information Society (RoMBIS), a Denver-based BIM user group.