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BIM and the UK Construction Strategy
David Philp takes a look at the UK Government Construction Strategy and what 2012 has in store for BIM. read more ... on 'BIM and the UK Construction Strategy'
BIM collaboration and engineering – many heads are better than one
Driven to develop better and more efficient ways of working, BIM has become a natural focus. read more ... on 'BIM collaboration and engineering – many heads are better than one'
Lining-up with the new standard
In this article, Brian Atkin discusses Procuring facility-related services – Guide and the benefits it offers the FM sector. read more ... on 'Lining-up with the new standard'
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BIM... Working without the full picture
Rob Jackson, Associate at Bond Bryan Architects, discusses the importance of interoperability and communication when it comes to BIM. read more ... on 'BIM... Working without the full picture'
Revising ISO 12006-2:2001
Rounding out a series of articles on classification, John Gelder here considers the Uniclass parent standard, ISO 12006-2, now being revised. John is on the ISO/TC 59/SC 13/WG 2 Task force, as the UK expert (reporting to BSI committee B/555). Its first meeting was held in December 2011. read more ... on 'Revising ISO 12006-2:2001'
Standard section structure revisited
In this article John Gelder, Head of content development and sustainability, has a fresh look at the standard section structure being used for NBS Create system sections (where buildings comprise systems – such as flooring systems and lighting systems – which in turn comprise products). read more ... on 'Standard section structure revisited'
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