CatchUp Edition 15 - BIM, Fur and Chairs
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Looks great! Timely topics too. I'll have to take some holiday time with it. Peter
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Another terrific issue. Just an observation for Mike that the BIM acronym actually stands for Building Information Modeling, not Management. Modeling in this case being the wider definition (rather than just 3D modelling) and indicates a much broader purpose for the data than just management.
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Gaieus on the last page is cameo of this issue!
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Pilou, Thanks for the reminder. I was just thinking I had not picked up Science for a long time.... I with the Big Three on iPad I could become a real magazine reader. Peter
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@rv1974 said:
Gaieus on the last page is cameo of this issue!
Guys at my age - and specially at my "internet appearance" - it is a futile endeavour to cope with presenting "official" mugshots like this:
or admit that once in a while I have a good time like in that "hat" photo...
(BTW good we have no photos of the following evening)
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@john.warburton said:
Another terrific issue. Just an observation for Mike that the BIM acronym actually stands for Building Information Modeling, not Management. Modeling in this case being the wider definition (rather than just 3D modelling) and indicates a much broader purpose for the data than just management.
Thanks John, yes, you are perfectly right re BIM = Building Information Modeling. I have now corrected the misnaming.
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Unbelievably great article on Modo to SketchUp. I have been looking for that exact topic for years. Many thanks.
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@gaieus said:
@rv1974 said:
Gaieus on the last page is cameo of this issue!
Guys at my age - and specially at my "internet appearance" - it is a futile endeavour to cope with presenting "official" mugshots like this:
or admit that once in a while I have a good time like in that "hat" photo...
(BTW good we have no photos of the following evening)
It looks like you were deeply concerned about perspectives
of the following evening at the moment the pic was taken. -
Mike, thanks so much for the comprehensive article on BIM. It has improved and expanded my general understanding of this process in preparation for a meeting I have tomorrow. How timely!
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another precious edition.thanks alot
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