Schedule

The Digital Built Environment Institute is proud to announce its second Hackathon in Sydney running on Wednesday, 17th June in Sydney. This is running in conjunction with, and a day prior to the commencement of BILT ANZ.

This year’s theme is “Collaboration Systems”. We’re interested in solutions that focus on clear, concise, and effective communication of intent, proposals, and solutions involving the best technologies pushed one step farther. Whether you’d like to explore better data interoperability or real-time collaboration in virtual reality, we’d like to see what’s possible to ensure the deepest understanding of project issues and their resolution. Join us to explore past the horizon of today’s collaborative methods and start building the better systems of the future!

Join an interactive experience touring through the offices of local firms and sites to find out what are the latest and greatest projects happening in the Sydney region.
More information coming soon

Location:Hunter Room, Novotel Sydney Darling Harbour
Dress: Smart Casual

An exclusive event for speakers and sponsors, as a thank you for your participation and support of BILT + BCS ANZ 2020. Relax with other Industry leaders, enjoying drinks and canapés.

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The challenge of delivering and auditing the ‘information’ in the model. Why and what this new requirement is and why data has become so important.

– Who wants the Data?
– What data do they want?
– Who provides the Data?
– What are they going to do with it?

We are going to look at 3 case studies (unnamed) which will look at the process and challenges of delivery data (digital information).

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4D and 5D analysis are problematic for large projects, but engineers can use Deswik tools to set up dynamic rules for tasks, dependencies, resources and QTOs based on IFC models. The presentation shows how do this efficiently on a large infrastructural project.

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An in-depth look at design and construction focused digital activities on Melbourne’s SEPA level crossing removal project. The project has successfully managed design information in a rules based CDE, used computational design tools for rapid option assessment from early concept stage and used Open BIM for model exchanges across all disciplines.
We will also cover how project team were taken on a journey, how the CDE processes evolved, technology used, lessons learned and future developments.

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Presenting newly-developed techniques and Revit BIM workflows for Urban Design and Masterplanning at Gensler London. With lessons learnt for Architects, Urban Planners, Landscape Architects and BIM Leaders using the design process of a new four-thousand-dwelling development in Southern England as a case study. Creating a non-abortive flow of work from Urban Design all the way to the design of individual buildings within and the Public Realm a Scalable Data-driven Model.

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The presentation will explore GHD’s journey of Automation through to Generative Design. Topics covered will include:
Dynamo Implementation, Dynamo Graph Management,Dynamo Node and Source Code Management, An example of linking Dynamo, Civil 3D, Infraworks, Revit and Power BI to streamline Urban Planning workflows, An example of, Generative Design. This presentation would be of interest for BIM Managers, Technology Managers, Dynamo enthusiasts and Exec’s interested in business efficiencies via automation.

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In this interactive presentation & discussion, we will review some of the strategies and tactics for slimming down your Revit templates and Project files without giving up the control you need to maintain BIM standards. We will also discuss some of the pitfalls of careless cleaning. The same strategies apply to auditing and cleaning up your current Revit families as well.

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Clash detection is an important part of BIM delivery. This class focuses on saving time by setting up clash templates to be used in a variety of projects.

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Start using immersive technologies beyond viewing and use their full creative potential to enhance the creative process itself. Design buildings, cities or interiors together using your hands and connect the outcomes back to BIM using new tools and workflows that can disrupt the way we traditionally design our spaces.

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Have you ever been asked to submit COBie deliverables from Revit but you didn?t even know where to start? This session will look at the tools available and the methods to quickly deliver COBie using Omniclass, Uniclass, MasterFormat or even a custom coding database.

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On 1 July 2019, the Queensland Government required that all business cases being considered by Building Queensland needed to be digitally enabled (i.e with a BIM implementation plan). So 12 months on, how is Queensland going? What has it learned? What has industry told it? Where to next?

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An effective approach to digital delivery should be aimed at driving efficiency throughout the lifecycle of a project.

The use of in-house digital design capability/resources by a contractor allows the proactive control of the process throughout design finalisation and construction, increasing certainty in design and reducing variations throughout the duration of the projects.

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In the worlds before BIM, primal chaos reigned.
Drawings were good. But buildings can develop only when requirements are known.
Time and pure essences of materials and execution worked upon a certain rock, old as creation. And it became magically fertile. The first egg was named “Data”.
openBIM Buddha said, “With our data, we make the world.” Forces caused the egg to hatch. From it came specification. The nature of Specifications was irrepressible!

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This session will present a case study of a high-rise residential tower, which focuses on documentation and modelling expectations required from a builder within the current industry.
You will learn how it affects BIM procedures and protocols required progressing through the design phases.
The session will also focus on lessons learnt documenting a tower from DD through to CD and the issues faced along the way.

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Builders sometimes receive models as part of bid submission and have very tight time-frames for using them to quantify for scheduling and costing.
Techniques will be presented and investigated to extract information quickly from models and test their quality.
Navisworks, ASTA Powerproject, RhinoGrasshopper and Solibri Model Checker will be used.

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Using Karamba3D you can create parametric structural models. Often our colleagues and project partners are not accustomed to the Grasshopper environment. Therefore it is important to establish quick workflows to exchange data that is created in Karamba3D. Learn how to communicate and collaborate on structural design with ease.

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A presentation and workshop on how to respond to tenders with BIM for Consultants and Contractors. The presentation will look at how to define the project deliverables, identifying, capturing and qualifying risks and how to manage Client Expectations

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Large, confusing, messy Dynamo graphs suck. This class aims to show you how to make graphs that suck less.

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How to go about creating a workflow for Urban Design Architecture using Autodesk Revit and the importance of adopting BIM for the profession.

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Using Karamba3D you can create parametric structural models. Often our colleagues and project partners are not accustomed to the Grasshopper environment. Therefore it is important to establish quick workflows to exchange data that is created in Karamba3D. Learn how to communicate and collaborate on structural design with ease.

Exhibition closes at the conclusion of Afternoon Tea

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Software vendor marketing always paints their competitors as inferior! In this session, two experts in their chosen BIM Authoring software will face off in a 12 round fight. We will look into the processes and deliverable that consults and designers face each day. The 12 rounds will look at specific processes, and will be scored based on select criteria to provide individuals with an unbiased review of both tools.

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“Geometrical Labelled Data” and “Associated Metadata” is extracted out of Revit Model using Dynamo.
Data manipulation using IronPython to calculate the total tonnage of reinforcement used in the columns designs.
Metadata includes specific text instance parameters, text values are extracted and parse to understand Data using Python libraries. (IronPython in Dynamo Environment)
Excel works as User Interface of the system, Data Entry Point to the system.

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This class is meant for all those professionals that have been involved in a MEP BIM coordination project and they feel it consumes too much time. We are going to show a case study on how to use generative design and machine learning to model and coordinate automatically multiple MEP systems at the same time. We are going to use a combination of Revit Unity and SQL for this process.

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Often a BIM execution plan is written by template, discussed only at one meeting at the start of the project, and then shelved never to be referred to again. Through the experience gained from implementing and managing BIM on a 160mil sqm mixed used development. We discuss our process as an in-house client BIM manager from land acquisition to design, construction, and handover; to make collaborative BIM an actual reality.

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In this workshop we will perform Health and Safety Risk Assessments on 4D BIM model set to a phase of construction featuring machinery and workers.

No BIM experience is required. This workshop is aimed at people in the construction fields as well as architects & engineers.

The Diagnostic Tool we’ll be using is a collection of triangular Hazard Symbols, showing pictorial representations of potential hazards e.g. Excavation, Working from Heights, Live Wires, Mobile Plant.

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This presentation will look at the benefits of implementing Digital Engineering using the Albion Park Rail bypass project (APRb) as a case study. APRb is the first RMS project using data enriched models to make asset information available during operation. APRb involved design and construction of 10kms road including 13 bridges, significant utilities work, and realignment of a creek. At APRb, BIM and GIS were used from initial concept design through to operation of assets.

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How a 3.2ha commercial office development in Sydney, Australia was delivered on time and within budget. And how one of Australia’s leading design and build contractors is leading the way in delivering smart building technology and the highest level of BIM.

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IFC deliverables are becoming increasingly important in our workflows, but are you delivering useful data or just another model littered with generic elements? In this lab learn how to be the best IFC we can be.

Join us for A Night at Luna Park, Sydney’s most iconic amusement park, at the magnificent heritage listed Crystal Palace for food, drinks and a stunning view of Sydney Harbour. If you prefer to have a little fun, take the wheel of a Dodgem Car or hop in a carriage of the park’s Ferris Wheel with picture perfect Sydney Harbour as its backdrop and we can’t forget Coney Island, an old school funhouse home to the Joy Wheel, Giant Slides and many more.

Dress: Smart Casual with enclosed shoes
Date: Thurs 18 June 2020
Time: 7:00pm – 10:00pm
Venue: Crystal Ballroom

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Building product manufacturers want to provide content that is easily accessed, usable and intelligent. Designers want easily accessed, usable and intelligent content.

Constructors do not want to create their own content or verify the accuracy for products included in the sub trades scope of work. Building product manufacturers want to provide accurate models when their products are used in a building.

Its seems like there should be a lot more reliance on manufacturer content, yet adoption is slow. Most BIM practitioners prefer generic or heavily edited manufacturer content to meet specific expectations. When this happens there is not just modeling redundancy, there is a data divide that may cripple the long term value of BIM in the smart building/city of the future.

Where is the right place for which party and content type? What are the key industry influences on how this works or doesn’t work?

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This session will take a deep dive into all things related to content for our BIM projects. During the early years of BIM adaptation there was talk about the “I” in BIM and the value of the entire BIM process before and after the design and construction phases of a project. However, if multiple parties have stake in and benefit from robust content and embedded data, who is ultimately responsible for authoring that content? Join this session to explore what should (or sometimes more importantly should not) be included in content and who is responsible for providing it. Content can be used for graphic representation, quantification, containers for meta data, analysis, coordination, scheduling, renderings, etc. The possibilities are virtually endless, and we are seeing more uses (and demands) every day.

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In 2019, the Victorian Digital Asset Strategy was launched. Melbourne Water, a digitally focused organisation sought to understand the implications of implementing DE and aligning to VDAS. Through this presentation you will hear what was considered, the approach taken and see the future DE direction of taken by Melbourne Water.

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Who cares about data? You should, if you are part of a forward-thinking Construction or Operations firm!

Find out how to capture, structure and analyse project data in practical ways.

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A series of uncovered potentials from the so-called ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution’ in the building industry comes not from the innovation but from the application of the many emerging technologies. During his research with the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, Ivan had the unique experience of visiting and interviewing some of these companies throughout Europe that have managed to uncover some of these potentials.

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BIM 360 Model Coordination API has been released as a part of Forge API. Currently, it’s public beta. In this session, we will introduce you to Model Coordination API and show you an example of analysing clash test results using Power BI.

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This presentation demonstrates how harnessing software advancements in integrated technology can provide opportunities for reusing design data as a single-source-of-truth, directly driving multiple processes within project documentation workflows.

The benefits to project efficiency, team collaboration and documentation package quality that integrated design/documentation can provide are deconstructed within project examples.

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Setting the scene for social housing in New Zealand for the next few decades Context Architects have pushed the limits of every software and platform to develop fully co-ordinated houses in BIM to central government for the largest Multiproof consent ever.

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Construction mistakes cost millions and result in constant cost and time overruns. Traditionally, construction verification has been expensive and limited to a very small sub-sample of items. Laser Scanning has vastly increased the ability to verify installed items, however, Building Information Models and intelligent software have completely revolutionised the process.

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This session will suggest ways to streamline family creation. Either as you create new families, or approach them retroactively by revisiting previously created families, adding parameters, nesting and/or formulas can eliminate the need for multiple families.

This approach will make your family library more dynamic, more efficient, and more robust.

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The demand on AEC firms to deliver data rich and high quality BIM models is increasing by the day. When there are issues with this data, it can be difficult to detect them without taking a detailed look at the model. There are many tools on the market for monitoring model health on a project by project basis. But how can you monitor detailed model health across all projects across multiple office locations to ensure all projects are meeting your BIM standards?

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Do you find some conversations with certain people harder than others? Do you walk out of meetings at times feeling confused or like it was a complete waste of time? Do you have great ideas that you feel fall on deaf ears? We all have different ways of thinking, working and interacting. This workshop will shed light on some fundamental differences and how they can help or hinder effective working relationships. If you’d like to find out how to build better relationships with colleagues, clients and leadership in your organisation then this session is perfect for you.

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In a joint presentation between Holmes Consulting and Warren and Mahoney we discuss the process so far of reinstating the iconic neo gothic Christ Church Cathedral, and how we are collaborating & utilising BIM to ensure this building is once again the heart of Christchurch following two devastating earthquakes.

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Drafting and documentation process could be improved by setting up project carefully, having a good modelling guideline and then automating repetitive tasks. Standardisation is a necessary prerequisite for automation. This session will explore how to enhance efficiency in documentation process with a set of rules and tools.

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The multi-award winning Pukete Wastewater Treatment Plant Asset Information Model project takes the complex and very relevant problem of collecting, integrating and maintaining information about existing asset stock. It breaks this problem down into smaller, palatable chunks and addresses each component of the problem though the implementation of several technologies.

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What could go wrong if the wrong person pushed the wrong button and played the situation over extensive post design milestone periods?

Learn how benchmark your own or other’s model data, link it to cost and manage it via business intelligence tools to enable better project outcomes during design and construction delivery.

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Computational design is a field with lots eye catching projects, but where do you start? How do you start to move geometry around inside your project using graphical scripting? This is a beginner’s class for people who want simple strategies for making Parametric Design work for their organisation.

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It’s no secret BIM saves time and money on projects. This session will present the value of targeted civil BIM in site development.

Large scale infrastructure projects are already realising these benefits, other parts of the industry need to catch up.

Some simple workflows for coordinating Civil3D and Revit models will be presented to get you on your way.

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A round-table discussion between people with different roles in the general industry addressing common questions, (mis)conceptions and expectations about BIM and those who practice it. We’ll explore a couple of specific topics, ranging from the meaning of current buzz-words to ideal BIM skill sets.

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Rhino.Inside Revit looks to tackle the long-standing interoperability problems between Rhino and Revit. Learn some of the ways in which you can utilise this new technology in everyday workflows to better link these two powerful modelling programs.

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The “product specific v generic” BIM content war has waged for two decades. Our inability, as an industry, to find a solution is a major roadblock on our digital journey. This session will demonstrate a new method for BIM content that has been 7 years in the making. We will hear from ASSA Abloy and Cottee Parker Architects who have adopted this new method for success on the Queens Wharf project in Brisbane Australia.

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This session will give an overview of how an organisation can apply a consistent methodology to support a tailored training solution when it comes to BIM and Digital Engineering. The class will summarise how to implement a BIM/DE assessment to determine existing skills gaps to enable and support a strategic approach toward training rather than a one size fits all approach.

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This presentation will explore a digital solution for Infrastructure Signal & Signage Sighting with complex, constrained and an innovative solution, using validation methods to improve the delivery within a BIM environment.

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By learning a few simple Dynamo scripts, you will be able to quickly generate a context model for almost any location in the world within minutes not hours. Then with the extra time you have find out a few tips to speed up content placement to help refine that environment.

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BIMBeats provides data pipelines from all your proprietary BIM solutions such as Revit and Dynamo and provides access to relevant data to stakeholders across a business via live web-based dashboards. Learn more about how BVN implemented BIMBeats and how it has enabled us to provide proactive support to our project teams and leadership groups.

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South Flank is one of the largest mining projects in Australia. It is a schedule-driven project delivered under an Integrated Project Team (IPT) model.

The case study illustrates how 4D planning was used to help achieve aggressive schedules on a major project though an Owner’s team lens.

The case study focuses on business case development, stakeholder management and the supply chain engagement. Technical challenges and outcomes are also shared.

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This class will explore the concept of innovation in a systematic and evidence-based approach. We’ll first explore the difference between sustaining and disruptive technologies and how doing the right thing is actually the wrong thing. We’ll then discuss how to avoid cognitive biases when identifying innovation opportunities. Finally, we’ll look at how to align visions and define a strategy.

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This presentation will take you on a major project, stakeholder led, CAD, BIM, GIS digital engineering journey. Expect to see how the Level Crossing Removal Project is pushing toward a step change in how the industry deals with the multi-billion-dollar challenge of underground utilities management on major projects. See how day-to-day stakeholder use cases were determined and accommodated including utility planning reports, design coordination meetings, issue tracking and meeting minutes all centralised and optimised through a GIS based platform – the Utilities Hub 2.0.

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Would standardised national BIM templates add value to our industry? Or are they too limiting? Come and join this roundtable discussion on whether better BIM documents will improve the AECO industries.

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Revit is built mainly for Building but with Dynamo and Python application, we can push to its limits for Bridges’ components creation. From curvy Decks family created as prefabrication brought into Project, Girders and Bearings then will be placed exactly as design requirement. Abutments, Pier and Piles will follow down to Piles. Finally, Barriers will be added along corresponding alignment strings. Is it possible to generate all these components by just one click?

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Direct daylight access is a great way to determine if a space is achieving enough daylight throughout the day. Lighting analysis for Revit has been integrated into the Insight 360 plugin for Revit. Learn how to use it to get the right information at the right time to meet specific solar access standards.

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This class will focus on helping you to understand the reasons why Revit is crashing and how to resolve the issues with your model and prevent crashes in the future

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Rhino.Inside is an open source Rhino WIP project which allows Rhino and Grasshopper to run inside other 64-bit Windows applications such as Revit, AutoCAD and Unity. Yep that’s right, you heard right – Rhino and Grasshopper within Revit! This class with demonstrate how to harness the power of Rhino.Inside to improve interoperability and functionality within Revit.

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Understanding digital delivery is key to the success of any project. Do we manage our digital expectations versus digital delivery in an efficient way? The presentation is designed to take the audience through what is efficient and productive design coordination through implementing structured data through the lifecycle of the project.

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Building on the separate and preceding presentation component providing an insight to the current state ‘why’ and ‘how’ and ‘what’ of the Level Crossing Removal Projects Utilities Hub 2.0 GIS initiative, this panel-led discussion is your opportunity to question the utilities management stakeholders who designed the platform and provide your feedback and suggested improvements in a facilitated panel format. From the utility verifier in the field to the contractor, project client sponsor and heads of government best placed to ultimately own the platform, this is your time to provide feedback, ask robust questions and help to collectively address the multi-billion-dollar industry challenge of underground utilities management.

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Data is the core of many industries today with rapid change an exponentially increasing factor. How is the construction industry unique with the use of data through design, construction and operations in this ever-changing environment and how must we approach the digital disruption differently to other industries?

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Architects are becoming data managers and ARCHICAD’s Properties are the best way to leverage data within your Building Models. Using Classification Systems and Expression Based Properties can at first seem confusing, but this hands-on lab will show you how simple bits of coding can make the data within you model come alive.

The Networking Function provides an opportunity to network with friends and colleagues, whilst enjoying a drink and canapes in the Exhibition Area.
Dress: Smart Casual
Date: Fri 19 June 2020
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Venue: The Gallery, ICC Convention Centre

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This session will discuss management skills and techniques that will help anyone be a better manager. Soft skills are as important as technical skills!

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Cloud platforms are the future of information and Facility Management. Learn how to connect BIM with Forge and how to manage external databases. The distance between BIM and FM is being filled, and in this class you will see case studies of how these problems have been solved in a simple way.

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This presentation describes the challenges faces in the capture and processing of the Reality Capture project which was conducted prior to the opening of the WestConnex M4 East Tunnel. The project aimed to capture a baseline understanding of the conditions of the tunnel at opening and to increase the effectiveness of maintenance of the asset into the future using geospatial data.

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Let’s talk to the top Digital Geeks about hardware, software, and their latest technology toys.

From headphones to drones back again…

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OpenBIM for Infrastructure is advancing. Candidate IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) are scheduled for the end of 2020.
This presentation will cover in detail use cases of this data model. It will reveal software vendors and implementer testing and using the extensions. Learn how to get involved in testing and reviewing the improvements as a user or implementer.

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The gamification of architecture is bringing customer experience to the service industry with experiences in multiple realities to drive stakeholder engagement from concept to completion letting clients enjoy the process.

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We all know how important it is to utilise a common data environment (CDE) to provide that so called “single source of truth” on our digital engineering projects. But what is the answer? BIM360 or ProjectWise? Why not both? Learn how we overcame our unconscious bias toward ProjectWise and built a ProjectWise CDE along with BIM360 and the PWIM to deliver a best in class solution for some of our major infrastructure projects in Victoria.

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This session will show how adaptive components can be utilized to assist in day to day modelling tasks. It will also show how adaptive components can be used in places where there are everyday limitations within Revit.

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Technology is only as powerful as those using it, and personal technological development is never-ending.
 
Jake Nash, of Warren and Mahoney, has spent the three years taking a more personal approach to staff development, in an effort to increase user engagement with technology with excellent results.

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With the fast pace of today’s projects, we often don’t leave enough time to regularly audit our models and keep them in check. In this session discover how we developed a customised tool using the Revit API that updates our chosen metrics in dashboard views within the model itself to quickly visualise model health.

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This class will focus on helping you to get a better understanding of the differences and limitations of Dynamo and Rhino Inside within Revit.

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Landscape Architects were once at the forefront of BIM development, but now we find ourselves relegated to the lowly tree tool. Find out how we’ve been breaking that mould through the exploration of three case studies which emphasise the use of Information in the BIM process over anything else.

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Most of the time Revit users get stuck worrying about getting a job done and rarely have time to find obscure tricks to make day-to-day work easier. This session will cover a bunch of obscure tips and tricks that will boost productivity or will at least make you wonder how anyone ever figured that out.

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The Revit C# API gives us freedom to build size-to-fit interface commands to fit your job. Learn 23 special techniques from my wheelhouse of code tricks. This double lab is in a gamified structure that caters for both novice and expert coders of two different difficulty levels. Easy Mode (Walkthrough): Discover what’s possible. C # 101 training available. Hard Mode (Challenge): Use of visual studio for selective debugging…will test comprehension

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What do dry martinis and BIM have in common?
Did you know our industry uses over 3000 pieces of software?
Where is the value of a Digital Twin?
Will there be digital disruption in the built environment?
How does my grandmother use BIM to find the toilet?
What is the common (digital) thread… between all these questions?
Come, interact and experience a roller-coaster of representational information, showing the potential of a common digital layer.

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Responsive or preformative facades system,
Introduction to Ladybug & Skin designer , Plug-ins for Grasshopper.
Exploring Data Interchangeability between Rhino and Revit.
Panels shapes are responding to environmental factors such as sun location or amount of Radiation.
Environmental Analysis can reveal insight and potentially influence the design.
Such approach can lead to Data Driven Design.

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Applying buildings BIM to civil projects can lead to disasters.
So to cater for civil works, buildingSMART International has worked with industry and domain experts to extend the current IFC Standard to cover civil areas including Roads, Rail, Bridges, Tunnels, Airports, Ports and Harbours, and Construction.
These extensions are scheduled to be released as IFC5 during 2020.
This talk is for non-infrastructure experts and covers the fundamental civil concepts used in IFC5.

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Model auditing can be valuable however the term is typically referred to as a reactive exercise done in hindsight. But is it possible for checking and validation to occur as a preemptive measure to prevent people from doing the wrong thing while modelling? Can we really save people from hurting themselves? Should we? This topic explores methods of guiding authors as they input information with a view to moving from reactive checking to preventative measures.

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A journey through our experience with BIM360 (Docs, Design & Field Specifically) over the past two years. Will talk through uptake by staff, benefits to the business and users, pitfalls and failures, how these how been overcome. What we do use and what we don’t. How do we utilise the product set within our environment for various project scales and typologies. Will also provide overview of the investment required and the return on that investment.

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There has been a lot of talk about Big Data and Automation. This presentation is designed to demonstrate how to automate your BIM project reporting needs. Following the technical presentations, we will discuss the hard-hitting questions in an interactive panel session on the future of digital design.

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The question of Model Groups vs Revit Links come up for a lot of repetitious types of Design and Construction Work: Multi Family, Healthcare Patient Rooms, Hospitality Hotel Rooms, Façade elements, multiple buildings, etc. In addition, Groups get a startlingly bad reputation, because of “mis-perceptions” about: “Rotating Groups is bad,” “Mirroring Groups is bad,” “Having a lot of Groups makes things slow,” “Groups are bad for performance.” Much of it simply isn’t true. In this class we will go through making Groups sing, and (more important) how NOT to make them scream.

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Point Cloud Data is becoming more common on projects today. But users are still unsure how to get the most from scans. Unbeknownst to most, Autodesk Recap is part of the AECC collection and here to save your day. So, let’s explore and learn how managing, slicing and dicing these points will make for a quicker, smoother and less frightening experience so you know how to tackle your next point cloud project with ease.

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As someone with an unconventional path to venture capital, I want to share with you some of the tips and tricks of starting a company in the AEC space. I will discuss funding strategies, how to pick the team members and advisors, what an industry focused venture capital firm looks for in startups, and share other words of advice when navigating the world of VC.

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This class examines how to use REVITs built in logic functions to control and sculpt information, performing (reasonably) simple logical processes on data and models to produce a desired schedule or view. We will examine how logical operands work, and how they can fit into REVIT

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As the AEC industry strives for more digital efficiencies, one of the key enablers is data. Through this presentation, the attendees in their fields will learn how to structure and present data, one way is exploring PowerBI and how it can help present information and allow teams to learn from it.

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Come and hear from a panel of leading industry experts, who will discuss contemporary topics and challenges – with a fun twist.

You’ll be participating in a game of bingo, where each ball drawn poses a question to our panelists and brings you one step closer to BIM enlightenment plus winning an iPad!

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While BIM360 offers a great platform for collecting on-site data, we’ll take a look at how it was used on Queen’s Wharf Brisbane Early Works and how other low code app development platforms can offer a customised solution.

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Model Maintenance and Design Reviews play a crucial part in every project to ensure the level quality of deliverables and information is accurate and consistent. Data Visualisation enablers such as PowerBI provides us with actionable insights. We look at how Model Visualisation can close-loops and streamline processes even further.

Exhibition will close at the conclusion of Afternoon Tea

16:15 16:25 10 mins Welcome to Closing Plenary
16:25 16:30 05 mins Open Door Presentation
16:30 16:40 10 mins Hackathon Presentation
16:40 16:55 15 mins Jenn Frahm Presentation
16:55 17:05 10 mins 10 Things I Learnt
17:05 17:15 10 mins Where will ANZ 2021 be?

BILT expects all speakers attend the Speaker Debrief once the conference has concluded. If a speaker needs to leave the conference early and is unable to attend they are to advise BILT in advance.

Dress: Announcing Shortly
Date: Sat 20 June 2020
Time: 7:00pm – 12:00am
Venue: Parkside Ballroom, ICC Convention Centre

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