If completed by a quality detailer, concrete and rebar detailing benefits any project – it can help improve project margins, boost efficiency and productivity, minimize waste, and sure up scheduling certainty.
A federated dataset that we might be familiar with in project delivery, generally in the form of a Navisworks model (or similar), is not the same thing as a Digital Twin.
Changing roles and compressed project schedules necessitate collaboration between engineers, project owners and detailers. A collaborative approach affords myriad benefits. Engineering designs can be validated, visualised and communicated more efficiently, and clashes and constructibility issues identified earlier.
Why Using a High Quality Steel Detailer Helps to Guarantee Margins
First published on Built Environment Economist, Australia & New Zealand. Standfirst: The team behind the $3.6 billion Queen’s Wharf Brisbane development has harnessed the power of Building Information Modeling (BIM) to deliver a
Wilshire Grand Hotel – Los Angeles Written by: Gerard M. Neiblas, SE Checking in at the Wilshire Grand Hotel in downtown Los Angeles is slightly more involved than checking in at a
“A unique BIM project; information was provided between each project party from the 3D modeling process.” – Ian Belcher, BDS VirCon Overview Looking at the very first sketches by Frank Gehry for
The new Perth Stadium is leading the way in delivering state-of-the-art design, construction and management through Building Information Modelling (BIM) The Perth Stadium was recently included in the international publication Panstadia & Arena
PDC’s own Greg Brawley recently was asked to write an article on Steel Detailing in the industry. Greg has been with PDC for over 5 years as a mentor, Technical Resource, Trainer
Wilshire Grand Center, Los Angeles USA A 73-storey hotel is being built in the heart of Los Angeles for Korean Air destined to be the tallest building in the US western states
Written by: Gary Provencher and Dave Farrell With 16,455 pieces of steel jutting out in every direction, the Crystals at CityCenter in Las Vegas looked more like an engineering mystery than an
If completed by a quality detailer, concrete and rebar detailing benefits any project – it can help improve project margins, boost efficiency and productivity, minimize waste, and sure up scheduling certainty.
A federated dataset that we might be familiar with in project delivery, generally in the form of a Navisworks model (or similar), is not the same thing as a Digital Twin.
Changing roles and compressed project schedules necessitate collaboration between engineers, project owners and detailers. A collaborative approach affords myriad benefits. Engineering designs can be validated, visualised and communicated more efficiently, and clashes and constructibility issues identified earlier.
Why Using a High Quality Steel Detailer Helps to Guarantee Margins
First published on Built Environment Economist, Australia & New Zealand. Standfirst: The team behind the $3.6 billion Queen’s Wharf Brisbane development has harnessed the power of Building Information Modeling (BIM) to deliver a
Wilshire Grand Hotel – Los Angeles Written by: Gerard M. Neiblas, SE Checking in at the Wilshire Grand Hotel in downtown Los Angeles is slightly more involved than checking in at a
“A unique BIM project; information was provided between each project party from the 3D modeling process.” – Ian Belcher, BDS VirCon Overview Looking at the very first sketches by Frank Gehry for
The new Perth Stadium is leading the way in delivering state-of-the-art design, construction and management through Building Information Modelling (BIM) The Perth Stadium was recently included in the international publication Panstadia & Arena
PDC’s own Greg Brawley recently was asked to write an article on Steel Detailing in the industry. Greg has been with PDC for over 5 years as a mentor, Technical Resource, Trainer
Wilshire Grand Center, Los Angeles USA A 73-storey hotel is being built in the heart of Los Angeles for Korean Air destined to be the tallest building in the US western states
Written by: Gary Provencher and Dave Farrell With 16,455 pieces of steel jutting out in every direction, the Crystals at CityCenter in Las Vegas looked more like an engineering mystery than an
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