program: Architecture, Cartography & Energy for Improved Workflow

BLOGS TO BIM : TECHNOLOGY IN PRACTICE


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	Program Details:

	Date: Tuesday, February 5

	Time: 1 Hour Program

	Units: 1 AIA LU

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	- AIA Member Price: $25
	- Non-AIA Member Price: $35


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Mapping the Way We Share Information to Build Better Buildings

Although marketing materials seem to promise a seamless path between BIM tools and energy analysis, the reality is that the current state-of-the-art technology is not able to accomplish this effectively. The expectations of architects and engineers, even inside the same office, are not properly aligned. Stantec's energy modeling specialist Matt Grinberg and BIM specialist Adam Rendek are developing a process map that will improve workflow between architects and engineers working on low energy BIM projects. Their work reveals that the solution to these issues lies in communication over technology.

In this presentation they will review the traditional method of energy analysis and discuss how this new method for mapping the way information is shared will improve the results for energy analysis.

Speakers

Company Logo:

Name:

Matt Grinberg,

Name:

Matt Grinberg,

Job Title:

PE, BEMP, LEEP AP

The Company:

Stantec

Speaker Photo:

Topic:

Architecture, Cartography and Energy

Matt is a Mechanical Engineer with the San Francisco Stantec office, focused on HVAC design and energy simulations for sustainable buildings. Matt has worked on numerous LEED projects, performing energy analysis and helping teams integrate green options into their designs.

About the Speaker:

Company Logo:

Name:

Adam Rendek,

Name:

Adam Rendek,

Job Title:

LEED AP BD+C

The Company:

Stantec

Speaker Photo:

Topic:

Architecture, Cartography & Energy

Adam is a BIM expert and a Virtual Design Specialist at Stantec Architecture in San Francisco. His responsibilities include working on firm wide BIM strategies as well as various design, documentation, and coordination tasks.

About the Speaker:

Learn New Methods for Energy Analysis & Communication

explore the energy modeling process and gain a clear understanding of how it works;
identify issues with current design tools and practices that can interfere with the process of creating better buildings;
recognize common misaligned expections between disciplines in order to avoid them;
examine how to use a workflow map on specific projects.

Program Schedule

DESIGN [realized] offers building professionals the opportunity to participate in Continuing Education programs throughout the year. Presentations by leading industry experts are webcast to groups and individual attendees across the country.

	Pacific	Mountain	Central	Eastern

Welcome / Introductions	12:00 PM	1:00 PM	2:00 PM	3:00 PM

Presentation	12:05 PM	1:05 PM	2:05 PM	3:05 PM
Q&A	12:50 PM	1:50 PM	2:50 PM	3:50 PM

Adjourn	1:00 PM	2:00 PM	3:00 PM	4:00 PM

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