3D Scanning Applications in BIM
This presentation will be and overview of the current applications of 3D scanning technology as it relates to as-built data collection, collaboration, and BIM processes.
Who Should Attend
Anyone who works on the project team will benefit from the information including Superintendents, Project Engineers, Project Managers, Pre-Construction Professionals, VDC Managers, BIM Managers, etc.
Lunch provided by Ideate.
11:30 am - 12:00 pm: Lunch & Networking
12:00 - 1:00: Presentation
Oakland: March 11th 2014 - 11:30am to 1:00pm
AIA East Bay | 1405 Clay Street | Oakland, CA 94612
Register Online
San Francisco: March 12, 2014 - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm
AIA San Francisco | 130 Sutter St., Suite 600 | San Francisco, CA 94104
Register Online
Sacramento: March 18th 2014 - 11:30am to 1:00 pm
AIA Central Valley | 1400 S Street, Suite 100 | Sacramento, CA 95814
Register Online
About the Presenter
Jordan Banning leads the Construction Technology Department at CSDS Inc. He has extensive experience in Model-Based Layout as well as 3D Scanning and Data Processing. Jordan works on multiple projects on a daily basis across all disciplines, including healthcare, light commercial, heavy commercial, and civil applications. With a broad understanding of applications of 3D Technology in the Architecture, Engineering, and MEP trades, Jordan assists clients with implementation and integration within their respective trades. Jordan holds a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from Sacramento State University and is currently working on CDT Certification from the Construction Specifications Institute.
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March 4, 2014
February 1, 2011
San Francisco Revit User Group - TransForm the Built Environment - 2.9.11
TransForm the Built Environment
Join Ideate and our special guest Stuart Cohen of TransForm to kick off the 2011 San Francisco Revit User Groups.
As architects and design professionals, you are uniquely aware that your work doesn’t exist solely as a digital concept in Revit. It becomes real in the built environment around us, in neighborhoods and communities across the Bay Area.
Stuart Cohen is co-founder and Executive Director of TransForm, the Bay Area's leading advocacy group working to promote world-class public transportation and walkable communities. Stuart will talk about their innovative projects that are engaging communities in supporting a vision of friendly, diverse places, where new development can enhance and respect existing neighborhoods, and bring new amenities and needed services.
This includes the Great Communities Collaborative, a partnership of five non-profits, three community foundations, and 24 community partners engaging communities in planning for sustainable, equitable development near transit. Their new Bay Area property acquisition fund, to ensure affordable homes near transit, has raised over $50 million in the last 6 months and will launch this year. In addition their innovative new GreenTRIP certification, funded by the Air District, is helping developers and cities reduce excessive parking and traffic mitigation requirements, helping infill homes become more financially viable.
Founded in 1997 (as the Transportation and Land Use Coalition), TransForm has spearheaded campaigns on county transportation sales taxes, RM 2, the toll increase to fund public transit and other funding measures that have raised over $6 billion for sustainable and socially-just transportation. Stuart is now working with regional coalitions throughout the state on SB 375 implementation. He is a highly respected analyst and advocate; and was appointed by the California Air Resources Board to the Committee charged with developing Greenhouse Gas Reduction targets under SB 375. Stuart received a Master's Degree in Public Policy (MPP) from the Goldman School of Public Policy at U.C. Berkeley. TransForm is based in Oakland with offices in Sacramento and San Jose.
Who Should Attend
Architects and design professionals working and living in the Bay Area.
San Francisco Revit User Group
For more information Email Moe Kress or call 888.662.7238 x4151
Get It. Know It. Use It.
Join Ideate and our special guest Stuart Cohen of TransForm to kick off the 2011 San Francisco Revit User Groups.
As architects and design professionals, you are uniquely aware that your work doesn’t exist solely as a digital concept in Revit. It becomes real in the built environment around us, in neighborhoods and communities across the Bay Area.
Stuart Cohen is co-founder and Executive Director of TransForm, the Bay Area's leading advocacy group working to promote world-class public transportation and walkable communities. Stuart will talk about their innovative projects that are engaging communities in supporting a vision of friendly, diverse places, where new development can enhance and respect existing neighborhoods, and bring new amenities and needed services.
This includes the Great Communities Collaborative, a partnership of five non-profits, three community foundations, and 24 community partners engaging communities in planning for sustainable, equitable development near transit. Their new Bay Area property acquisition fund, to ensure affordable homes near transit, has raised over $50 million in the last 6 months and will launch this year. In addition their innovative new GreenTRIP certification, funded by the Air District, is helping developers and cities reduce excessive parking and traffic mitigation requirements, helping infill homes become more financially viable.
Founded in 1997 (as the Transportation and Land Use Coalition), TransForm has spearheaded campaigns on county transportation sales taxes, RM 2, the toll increase to fund public transit and other funding measures that have raised over $6 billion for sustainable and socially-just transportation. Stuart is now working with regional coalitions throughout the state on SB 375 implementation. He is a highly respected analyst and advocate; and was appointed by the California Air Resources Board to the Committee charged with developing Greenhouse Gas Reduction targets under SB 375. Stuart received a Master's Degree in Public Policy (MPP) from the Goldman School of Public Policy at U.C. Berkeley. TransForm is based in Oakland with offices in Sacramento and San Jose.
Who Should Attend
Architects and design professionals working and living in the Bay Area.
San Francisco Revit User Group
DATE/LOCATION
2.9.11
AIA SAN FRANCISCO
130 Sutter Street
Suite 600
San Francisco, CA 94104
Taking public transportation to the event is highly encouraged!
TIME
11:30am to noon: networking + lunch
Noon to 1:30pm: presentation
REGISTER ONLINE
**Registration required. We’ll have your seat reserved and lunch ready.**
For more information Email Moe Kress or call 888.662.7238 x4151
Get It. Know It. Use It.
November 1, 2010
San Francisco Revit User Group - Small Firm Panel - 11.10.10
Revit – Small Firm Panel
Moving to a BIM solution, such as Revit, is a daunting task. Some smaller firms have felt that the hurdles are just too large for a small or medium size firm. This month’s Revit User Group will be a panel discussion with small and medium sized firms that are making that shift to BIM. Hear from practitioners about their process, their success, what they would do different.
Come and join the discussion:
The format of this user group will be a panel discussion (2-3 firms) with a moderator.
Who Should Attend
Beginner and experienced Revit users and Architects in small to medium size firms.
About the Moderator
David Haynes – Ideate Director of Services - is a Registered Architect and a LEED accredited professional who previously had his own practice and was President of a commercial design-build construction company for 15 years. A graduate of University of Arizona, he has worked as an Architect, contractor, developer, educator and as a national construction manager for a national retailer. David currently develops and implements targeted AEC business solutions – including Revit Architecture, Revit Structure, AutoCAD Architecture, and Navisworks – for clients across the United States involved in the design and building process.
San Francisco Revit User Group
For more information Email Moe Kress or call 888.662.7238 x4151
Get It. Know It. Use It.
Moving to a BIM solution, such as Revit, is a daunting task. Some smaller firms have felt that the hurdles are just too large for a small or medium size firm. This month’s Revit User Group will be a panel discussion with small and medium sized firms that are making that shift to BIM. Hear from practitioners about their process, their success, what they would do different.
Come and join the discussion:
• What was the biggest challenge about implementing Revit?
• What has been the biggest reward in the move to Building Information Management (BIM)?
• What is the one thing you would do over in implementing BIM?
• What is your advice to firms starting out?
The format of this user group will be a panel discussion (2-3 firms) with a moderator.
Who Should Attend
Beginner and experienced Revit users and Architects in small to medium size firms.
About the Moderator
David Haynes – Ideate Director of Services - is a Registered Architect and a LEED accredited professional who previously had his own practice and was President of a commercial design-build construction company for 15 years. A graduate of University of Arizona, he has worked as an Architect, contractor, developer, educator and as a national construction manager for a national retailer. David currently develops and implements targeted AEC business solutions – including Revit Architecture, Revit Structure, AutoCAD Architecture, and Navisworks – for clients across the United States involved in the design and building process.
San Francisco Revit User Group
DATE/LOCATION
11.10.10
AIA SAN FRANCISCO
130 Sutter Street
Suite 600
San Francisco, CA 94104
TIME
11:30am to noon: networking + lunch
Noon to 1:30pm: presentation
REGISTER ONLINE
**Registration required. We’ll have your seat reserved and lunch ready.**
For more information Email Moe Kress or call 888.662.7238 x4151
Get It. Know It. Use It.
February 25, 2010
San Francisco Revit User Group - Curtain Wall Forum
Back by Popular Demand! Curtain Wall Forum
Curtain Walls has proven to be one of the most dynamic User Group topics, so we’re pleased to invite all Curtain Wall aficionados and detractors to join us for a moderated discussion regarding this powerful tool and how it meets (or doesn’t meet) reality. Shruti Harve, AEC Application Specialist from Ideate will start the meeting off with a few intriguing uses of the curtain wall tool and then moderate an open discussion with the audience.
Who Should Attend
This moderated discussion requires input from Revit users that have some experience with using curtain wall objects (aka storefront). Come prepared to present your best curtain wall tip, trick or dilemma.
About the Presenter
Shruti holds a Master of Science degree in Architectural Computing from University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom and is a LEED accredited professional. Her experience includes working in architecture and construction firms in India and the United Kingdom as well as structural engineering firms in the Bay Area providing design, 3D modeling and drafting services.
DATE/LOCATION
3.10.10
AIA SAN FRANCISCO
130 Sutter Street
Suite 600
San Francisco, CA 94104
TIME
11:30am to noon: networking + lunch
Lunch provided by Ideate, Inc.
Noon to 1:30pm: presentation
REGISTER ONLINE
**Please note: Shruti's presentations are always popular. Seating is limited; be sure to register in advance. **
INFORMATION
Email Vince Dattoli or call 415.946.1020.
REVIT TIPS
Can't make it to an Ideate event to learn from Shruti Harve about using Curtain Walls in Revit? Check The Revit Clinic blog for 5 Curtain Wall Tips.
Curtain Walls has proven to be one of the most dynamic User Group topics, so we’re pleased to invite all Curtain Wall aficionados and detractors to join us for a moderated discussion regarding this powerful tool and how it meets (or doesn’t meet) reality. Shruti Harve, AEC Application Specialist from Ideate will start the meeting off with a few intriguing uses of the curtain wall tool and then moderate an open discussion with the audience.
Who Should Attend
This moderated discussion requires input from Revit users that have some experience with using curtain wall objects (aka storefront). Come prepared to present your best curtain wall tip, trick or dilemma.
About the Presenter
Shruti holds a Master of Science degree in Architectural Computing from University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom and is a LEED accredited professional. Her experience includes working in architecture and construction firms in India and the United Kingdom as well as structural engineering firms in the Bay Area providing design, 3D modeling and drafting services.
DATE/LOCATION
3.10.10
AIA SAN FRANCISCO
130 Sutter Street
Suite 600
San Francisco, CA 94104
TIME
11:30am to noon: networking + lunch
Lunch provided by Ideate, Inc.
Noon to 1:30pm: presentation
REGISTER ONLINE
**Please note: Shruti's presentations are always popular. Seating is limited; be sure to register in advance. **
INFORMATION
Email Vince Dattoli or call 415.946.1020.
REVIT TIPS
Can't make it to an Ideate event to learn from Shruti Harve about using Curtain Walls in Revit? Check The Revit Clinic blog for 5 Curtain Wall Tips.
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