BIM Troublemaker

Making Trouble in 3 Dimensions Since 1973

Sunday, May 29, 2011

BIM Related Lawsuit: Sounds like Trouble to me....

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A board member at a very successful architectural practice once told me that "We get paid to DESIGN the buildings, not build them"...
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Tuesday, April 26, 2011

BCA Buildsmart Conference

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Speaking at BCA Buildsmart today. Can you spot the troublemaker in this lineup? http://conference.sgcpw.com/build-smart-conference/spe...
Sunday, April 24, 2011

Revit Server Et Tu!

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We installed Revit Server on my current project because we had to leverage labor from remote offices in Australia. We also had some staff a...
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Sunday, April 17, 2011

Lego Architecture

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This is pretty cool for anyone in the DC based CAD/Design-geek community!  The Lego Exhibit at the National Building Museum in DC! Blogge...
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Friday, April 8, 2011

Steppin Out Thick

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Heres a weird problem a user flagged up to me the other day. He had a simple, Monolithic (Concrete) Stair...like this one: But we nee...
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Thursday, March 31, 2011

Family Abuse - Curtain Panel By Patterns Edition

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I cut my teeth in this BIM thing using Architectural Desktop (ADT).  I loved that program a lot.  I still have a real fondess for it, but t...
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Sunday, March 27, 2011

Degrees, Diameters and Exponents

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"%%D Doesn't Work!!!!" I can hear the converts from AutoCAD chuckling.... I have been perplexed for a long time about how ...
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This troublemaker is a licensed American architect who currently lives in Singapore. He has spent the duration of his career working on BIG Buildings with an emphasis on sports and convention facilities. He has used BIM for design, documentation, coordination and construction. His goal in life is to make a western salary while living on the beach in South-East Asia, screwing around on the computer all day........ ...everybody has to have a dream!
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