Overcome the BIM information overload with this essential one-day course
Specifically designed for those small architectural practices yet to take their first steps towards implementing BIM, this one day course cuts through all the jargon surrounding this topical issue.
Answering key questions, such as "what is BIM?", "what are the benefits of BIM for sole practitioners/small practices?" and "what will it cost?", this course will give you a solid understanding of BIM and the implications for your practice.
Industry leading experts will also be on hand to provide advice and share with you their own experiences.
Where: The Circle, 33 Rockingham Lane, Sheffield, S1 4FW
When: Friday 9 May 2014, 09.30 – 16.30
Pricing: £59.00 + VAT (RIBA / RIAS member) / £85.00 + VAT (non-member)
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'BIM: the small practice perspective' - a one day course
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