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Podcast: BIM and parametric design. What is it all about?

It’s mostly Model, Modelling and Management. But how does it look like in practice?

Podcast available only in polish language.

 

It would seem that a 3D model of a building is enough and we can abandon drawing a building on paper in favor of digital BIM. After all, what can be difficult in Building Information Modelling, if we can decipher each of the words exactly? And that’s not quite right, because BIM has a much broader definition and many foundations that define it. What are the possibilities of using this type of methodology and why is it not implemented on a large scale? It’s only a matter of time though!

Questions to be answered:

  • Where did BIM come from and what is its definition?
  • Who is responsible for BIM, a person or a team, and what is the process of learning the new methodology?
  • Is BIM technology only the domain of large design offices, or will it be accepted in a studio of several people?
  • BIM and new technologies, are VR and AR its complement?
  • How and which companies use BIM?
  • What does BIM give designers, investors and building users?
Jan Szymuś Senior BIM Specialist & Architect | Architecture & Planning
Bartosz Jankowski Partner, Board Member | Define

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