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Industrialized construction is becoming a household name within the building industry due to its advantages in improving productivity, quality, accuracy, and efficiency. Applying innovative BIM (Building Information Modeling) workflows and using advanced technologies through all stages from design to production has been one of Nordic Office of Architecture’s most important strategies for success in industrialized construction. In this class, you will gain insight into the Scandinavian way of industrialized construction, and see how a cross-disciplinary collaboration with the software development team of Project Frog has enabled new possibilities to aid in design for manufacturing and assembly (DfMA) and BIM workflows. We will showcase both a large-scale hospital and a smaller-scale set of high-end prefabricated housing. This collaboration reflects on the challenges that architects and engineers have faced in the presence of repeating information, and provides a step-by-step workflow for similar projects (hotels, schools, office buildings, and so on).
Key Learnings
- Gain insight into the Scandinavian way of developing projects using industrialized construction by integrating innovations.
- Learn step by step how to prepare a project for future implementation of industrialization BIM methodologies.
- Learn how architects’ and engineers’ desired workflows have been translated to functionalities of the new technology.
- Learn how these innovative workflows and new technologies can be applied to other projects (hotels, office buildings, and so on.).
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Soren Shen-Lung LinSoren Shen-Lung Lin is a senior architect at Nordic Office of Architecture and the lead in module development for The New Stavanger University Hospital project. He completed his second master’s degree in Built Environment at Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm in 2007. He is a qualified architect and specializes in built environment analysis and industrialization methodology. He is passionate about applying innovative methodologies and advanced technologies in large-scale projects. In Norway and abroad, Soren has worked on different large-scale projects including The New Stavanger University Hospital, LHL Hospital Gardermoen, Oslo Airport T2, and Xinwuri Railway Station. He was one of the key specialists creating the industrialization methodology for The New Stavanger University Hospital project which won Autodesk’s AEC Excellence Awards in 2018.
Bridget Ann WhiteBridget White is originally from New Zealand, and completed an honors degree in Architecture at Victoria University in 2006. After beginning her career working in New Zealand, she moved to Norway to start at one of the country's largest practices - Nordic Office of Architecture. She is a senior Architect, BREEAM AP, BIM manager, and BIM Coordinator for large-scale airports, hospitals, schools, national governmental facilities and transportation hubs. She is the leader of a team of experts at Nordic using a wide range of Autodesk products and implementing new office workflows involving complex analysis, virtual reality, industrialization, integrated sustainability, and streamlining the flow of information between architects and the building industry.- SDSTEVE DEWITTJoining Project Frog in 2014 as the BIM Manager, Steve DeWitt has 20 years of experience in design software and is a certified Autodesk Revit® professional. His currant focus is the development, utilization and implementation of KitConnect as it relates to customer workflows. Steve is a contributor to several BIM groups such as SF Computational Design Institute, SF Revit user Group, TAP’s and Autodesk University. His recent position has allowed him to explore everything from how Revit can drive CNC machines to how Forge can drive intelligent collaboration methods. Steve is a Texas transplant in the Bay Area and an avid outdoorsman.
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