At a recent talk held at Modena Design Centres by Helene Potgieter, a specialist in building conservation, she shared valuable insights on the transformative potential of historic building information modelling (HBIM) in the AEC industry. Helene runs a small architectural practice specialising in heritage conservation, and her firm utilises HBIM to retrospectively create detailed 3D models of historic buildings from survey data.
At the recent BIM Harambee Africa event, a standout presentation titled “BIM in RIBA Stages” brought together experts Richard Matchett, Calayde Davey, Machiel Odendaal, Wiam Labuschagne, Louis de Klerk, Claudio Duarte, Willem Viviers, Nathan York, Jaco Barnard, and Suvaniya Pillay. This tag-team discussion provided an in-depth exploration of Building Information Modeling (BIM) within the RIBA Plan of Work, emphasizing the pivotal role of BIM in shaping Africa’s urban future. Here’s a recap of their insights.
At the recent BIM Harambee Africa event, Machiel Odendaal delivered an inspiring talk titled “Practical User Guide to Building a Digital Future for BIM.”
Machiel, our Technical Manager and a seasoned professional in the AEC industry, shared his personal journey of transitioning from traditional architectural practice to a tech-savvy BIM manager. His insights highlighted the need for professionals to embrace technology, rethink processes, and foster collaboration to thrive in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.
The recent talk hosted by Modena AEC and Infrastructure, shed light on the ever-evolving approach to asset management and building design, focusing on adaptability, sustainability, and the critical role of operational efficiency. In the post-pandemic world, where tenant demands and environmental concerns have shifted, the traditional “one-size-fits-all” approach to buildings no longer works. We must rethink how we design and manage our buildings to ensure both profitability and sustainability.
Addressing water challenges now is essential to avoiding significant future issues, says water solutions provider Modena Design Centres, adding that data and digitalisation are key to understanding and addressing these challenges.
At Modena, we are proud to foster a culture of continuous learning and professional growth. We are thrilled to announce that two of our exceptional team members, Jo-Ann Steyn and Dario Mariuzzi, have achieved the prestigious Autodesk Certified Instructor Platinum status. This accomplishment highlights their outstanding expertise and dedication to delivering top-tier training in Autodesk software.
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