BIM design : realising the creative potential of building information modelling /
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TextPublisher: West Sussex, England : John Wiley & Sons Ltd., 2014Description: 248 pages : illustrations ; 25 cmContent type: - text
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- 9781118719800
- 720.285 GAB 23
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"Smart 02" - written on cover and title pages.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Foreword / Mario Carpo -- Chapter 1: Information Modelling Today -- Chapter 2: The Master Builder and Information Modelling -- SHoP: Architects, Control and Construction: The Barclays Center -- Chapter 3: The C(reative)Onstruction Process, then and now -- Morphosis: Design Intent and Digital Iteration: Perot Museum of Nature and Science -- Chapter 4: New Methods: New Tools -- Populous: Curvilinear Workflows: Aviva Stadium -- Chapter 5: The Digital States and Information Modelling -- Gro Architects: Dense Agendas: Jackson Green Housing -- Chapter 6: Strategies for Component Generation -- Reiser + Umemoto: Architecture by (SEMI) Remote Control: Kaohsiung Port Terminal -- Chapter 7: Assemblies and their Simulation -- Gensler: Simulation Takes Control: Shanghai Tower -- Chapter 8: Conclusions: Authorship and Lines of Development -- UNStudio: Knowledge Architecture for a Life (Cycle): Education Executive Agency and Tax Offices -- Select Bibliography -- Index.
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